Prototype #5

Prototype number 5 was the final and most sucessful prototype. It managed to spin due to its relation to the magnetic field with immense force, seen in my experiments, and managed to subvert my expectations. Of course, it could always be better, more prongs would therotically allow the motor more oppurtunity to latch onto the magnetic field, and a larger number of coils would allow for a larger force to be made, such is the pursuit of science.

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