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Magnetism in Biology – How Animals Use Magnetic Fields (e.g., Migratory Birds, Fish)
The Invisible Aid: Earth’s Magnetic Field for Navigation
Many animal species possess the remarkab...
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Magnetic Sensors – How Magnets Are Used in Cars, Smartphones and Industry
Magnets are everywhere in modern sensor technology. Whether in your car, smartphone, or industrial m...
Block vs. Disc Magnets – Which Shape Is Best for Your Project?
Magnets come in a wide range of shapes, but block and disc magnets are among the most popular due to...
Artificial Magnetism – How Lasers and Electron Magnets Magnetize Materials
What is Artificial Magnetism?
Unlike natural magnetism found in materials such as iron or neodymi...
Magnetic Filtration – How Magnets Work in Water and Air Filters
Magnets aren’t just for science experiments or fridge doors—they play a surprisingly powerful role i...
Magnetic Cooling: The Magnetocaloric Effect – A Green Alternative to Conventional Refrigeration
What is Magnetic Cooling?
Magnetic cooling harnesses a fascinating physical phenomenon called the...
DIY Magnet Projects for Home – Creative Ideas with Strong Magnets
Build Your Own Holders, Closures, Toys & More
Magnets aren’t just useful—they’re incredibly f...
Magnet Shapes Explained – Discs, Rings, Bars & More
Neodymium magnets come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, each tailored for specific technical a...
🧲 When Fruit Floats: The Science of Diamagnetic Levitation
Magnetism is typically associated with metals like iron or high-tech materials like neodymium. But u...
Magnetic Pull Force: What Determines a Magnet’s Strength?
Not all magnets are created equal. Two magnets of the same size can have drastically different holdi...