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Visualization of a magnetic field

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Carter Banksvor 4 Monaten

Thanks, now I have to go make this at 2am

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Curio 𝑿vor 4 Monaten

Experiment: what happens if you light 1000 matches under water 🔥

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Patrick Finleyvor 4 Monaten

this is cool but also terrifying if it snaps

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Ayezavor 4 Monaten

Visualisation of magnetic fields 😲 how amazing it is

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Eric Arsonvor 4 Monaten

You should show how different shaped magnets change the magnetic field surrounding the magnet.

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Jeffvor 4 Monaten

I need to do these magnetic experiments with my daughter. Strengthen her brain

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DinoBravo61vor 4 Monaten

Cool representation

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Fumetsu 達人vor 4 Monaten

This is an awesome demonstration.

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mungevor 4 Monaten

and where does that pulling force come from? Somewhere I saw "relativity", I'm skeptical.

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Johann W.vor 4 Monaten

Magnets are really cool 😎

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Nova Sunvor 4 Monaten

@grok What constitutes the principle behind this magnet's attraction?

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Quinn Osburnvor 4 Monaten

Nice

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xAFTERMATHvor 4 Monaten

Attn @FairParentingUK 🤔🫴🏻

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Godvor 4 Monaten

“Never have sex” Them to sex:

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Alfan Tashildarvor 4 Monaten

this is cool but also terrifying if it snaps.

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Kylevor 4 Monaten

anyone know where I can buy this ?

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Kiko 🐇vor 4 Monaten

they made us memorize right hand thumb rule instead of just showing us this

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Nova Sunvor 4 Monaten

Great. This is a great video. But I bet those cones aren't metal.

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Mickvor 4 Monaten

Magnetism being a natural phenomenon is incredible

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Rustyvor 4 Monaten

Very nice. Excellent representation I like it very much I would love to show you mine so I'm going to go ahead and make one that is a little bit different because it's a high energy electromagnetic field using plasma like space

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Diegovor 4 Monaten

I can think of a few sniper applications for this.

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Katevor 4 Monaten

That s what I am talking about

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Olymposvor 4 Monaten

@grok are there any cameras capable of observing the magnetic fields of objects?

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Cybercab w/ Starlinkvor 4 Monaten

와 신기하네요

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Panagiotis Chadiarisvor 4 Monaten

Awesome

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CODEKYNG 👑vor 4 Monaten

Amazing I love science 🧫

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MindAI Indexvor 4 Monaten

1st time I saw the real magnetic field

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Chadd Jarrellvor 4 Monaten

Very neat little project. This should be used to show science students

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Being_A1one🇮🇳vor 4 Monaten

Wow😍😍😍

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AthenaSignalvor 4 Monaten

Fantastic representation!

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