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A magnet has two poles. The north pole and the south pole. If you have a phone or a computer it has a magnet inside of it. Magnets are also used to close the doors of a refrigerators or a freezer. Magnets can be used to make other machines. Magnets can be affected by electricity. And that can useful for making machines. Magnets are used to store data in computers.

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The earth is a big magnet.

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Magnets

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Magnets can be found on earth or can be man-made. If the north poles of two magnets are close, they will repel, or push apart.If the north pole and south pole are  positioned together,they will attract or pull together. Some people believe that earths core is a huge magnet.

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The earth is a magnet. magn

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Magnets can be found in earth or man-made. Also magnets were found first in Greece and China over 5000 years ago. My last best fact is that When the energy of the sun hits the Earth's magnetic field, it usually causes a solar flare, and then possibly a blackout. That's how dangerous magnets can be. Also the magnetic field is all around the magnet. But the more closer the magnetic field is to the poles, the more stronger it pulls metals. Like iron, nickel, cobalt etc. But sometimes magnets's magnetic field is too weak too pull metal. But scientists still don't understand magnets with some questions about them.

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Magnets can lose their magnetic charge if you put them in a jar. They can also lose their magnetic charge if you, rub them together or drop them. Magnets can hurt you badly. There are magnets that can pull the iron out of you body! That is deadly but good thing we only work with magnets for our frige. You can also transfer the magnetic force. Now that is cool!

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Magnets can be found in nacher  and you wont know that its there. The earth is one giant magnet and

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Magnets have a north and a south pole.