Where Can I Find The Ballad of Maxwell's Equations Sung to Take On Me?

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A user is searching for a specific piece of content related to Gauss and Faraday's contributions to magnetic fields but is unable to locate it. The discussion references a humorous connection between Maxwell's Equations and the song "Take on Me," suggesting a missed opportunity for a creative mashup. There is a playful tone as participants joke about the quality of alternative songs. A link is provided for further exploration of the topic. The conversation highlights a blend of scientific discussion and lighthearted commentary on music.
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Hi folks, I know that this exists. I used to be able to find it. But not anymore. It goes something like "Gauss and Faraday, had a lot of thing to say about magnetic fields" and on and on. I hope that it still exists but I have not been able to find it anywhere.

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