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Hello,
I've come to terms that I am fascinated with magnets and how they work. I thought I would come here to ask some questions before I go out start a search on my own.
What I know:
A magnet is a medal:), It does not attract objects that are not medal. The Earth's core is basically a giant magnet.
-I know it's a lot of information to cope with.
Questions-
How does a basic atom of a magnet look like? Could we increase the number of electrons to increase the power of the magnetic field? Could Earth's iron core be the possible source of gravity being a giant magnet- seeing that we ourselves and nearly every object held to the Earth consists of small amount of iron? Could a Huge source of magnetic power attract such small amount of iron and such?
I've come to terms that I am fascinated with magnets and how they work. I thought I would come here to ask some questions before I go out start a search on my own.
What I know:
A magnet is a medal:), It does not attract objects that are not medal. The Earth's core is basically a giant magnet.
-I know it's a lot of information to cope with.
Questions-
How does a basic atom of a magnet look like? Could we increase the number of electrons to increase the power of the magnetic field? Could Earth's iron core be the possible source of gravity being a giant magnet- seeing that we ourselves and nearly every object held to the Earth consists of small amount of iron? Could a Huge source of magnetic power attract such small amount of iron and such?
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