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Visualization of a magnetic field

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Carter Banks4 months ago

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

Curio 𝑿4 months ago

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

Patrick Finley4 months ago

this is cool but also terrifying if it snaps

Ayeza4 months ago

Visualisation of magnetic fields 😲 how amazing it is

Eric Arson4 months ago

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

Jeff4 months ago

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

DinoBravo614 months ago

Cool representation

Fumetsu 達人4 months ago

This is an awesome demonstration.

munge4 months ago

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

Johann W.4 months ago

Magnets are really cool 😎

Nova Sun4 months ago

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

Quinn Osburn4 months ago

Nice

xAFTERMATH4 months ago

Attn @FairParentingUK 🤔🫴🏻

God4 months ago

“Never have sex” Them to sex:

Alfan Tashildar4 months ago

this is cool but also terrifying if it snaps.

Kyle4 months ago

anyone know where I can buy this ?

Kiko 🐇4 months ago

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

Nova Sun4 months ago

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

Mick4 months ago

Magnetism being a natural phenomenon is incredible

Rusty4 months ago

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

Diego4 months ago

I can think of a few sniper applications for this.

Kate4 months ago

That s what I am talking about

Olympos4 months ago

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

Cybercab w/ Starlink4 months ago

와 신기하네요

Panagiotis Chadiaris4 months ago

Awesome

CODEKYNG 👑4 months ago

Amazing I love science 🧫

MindAI Index4 months ago

1st time I saw the real magnetic field

Chadd Jarrell4 months ago

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

Being_A1one🇮🇳4 months ago

Wow😍😍😍

AthenaSignal4 months ago

Fantastic representation!

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