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https://youtu.be/FvQ26Ik11JE

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mana am i dan saya tidak tahu apa bahasa Anda!

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hola i de espana,hackear aqui para decirte, no se lo que voy a decirte tans hacks bruh

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https://youtu.be/9FS-g9WyNfA

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Finally a video that actually explains what a magnet is.

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The magnetic pulls is strongest at North and South poles By Regen and Kayla

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The magnetic pulls is strongest at North and South poles By Regen and Kayla

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This video is part of a little series of videos I'm making on handling neodymium magnets safely. In this video I will show you how to determine the poles on disc, cube and sphere magnets. Knowing your magnets polarity is very useful for safely combining large magnets as shown in one of my other videos in this series.

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The magnetic pull is the strongest at North and South poles._Darren and Jocelin

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The magnetic pull is the strongest at North and South poles._Darren and Jocelin

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This video is part of a little series of videos I'm making on handling neodymium magnets safely. In this video I will show you how to determine the poles on disc, cube and sphere magnets. Knowing your magnets polarity is very useful for safely combining large magnets as shown in one of my other videos in this series.

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http://www.artec-educational.com/magnet-set/ Enjoy learning about magnetism with the Magnet Set through basic to advanced experiments! - Strong bar magnet which cannot be broken even when dropped on the floor! Dimensions: 121 x 121 x 21 mm Materials: (Main body) PP Included in the kit Bar magnet (58 x 8 x 6mm) x2 Horseshoe magnet 42 x 38 x 7 mm x1 Ring magnet Dia.

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Joseph and jorayne

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Like poles repel, unlike poles attract | Magnetism | Physics

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This video demonstrates some basic characteristics of magnets. Holding two bar magnets with their like poles facing each other, a repulsive force is experienced. If one of the magnets is flipped lengthwise so that unlike poles face each other, an attractive force is experienced.

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Miu Yu and Corey

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Every magnet has two poles.North pole and South pole. Like poles( similar poles) repel each other and opposite poles( unlike poles) attract each other.

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Elijah and yi jun

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A demonstration of the attractive and repulsive forces of magnets

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Shayenne and Celeste

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Bar magnet aligns with Earth's magnetic axis | Magnetism | Physics

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This demonstration shows a simple way suspending a bar magnet, so it is allowed to align itself with the earth's magnetic field. A polystyrene block works as a water float that can support the weight of a bar magnet, effectively rendering the magnet as freely suspended.

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A freely suspended-magnet will point in N-S direction Fredrick & Dylan

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A freely suspended-magnet will point in N-S direction Fredrick & Dylan

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Bar magnet aligns with Earth's magnetic axis | Magnetism | Physics

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This demonstration shows a simple way suspending a bar magnet, so it is allowed to align itself with the earth's magnetic field. A polystyrene block works as a water float that can support the weight of a bar magnet, effectively rendering the magnet as freely suspended.

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Like poles repel and unlike poles attract 

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Like poles repel and unlike poles attract 

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Angeline and Shermaine

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Like poles repel, unlike poles attract | Magnetism | Physics

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This video demonstrates some basic characteristics of magnets. Holding two bar magnets with their like poles facing each other, a repulsive force is experienced. If one of the magnets is flipped lengthwise so that unlike poles face each other, an attractive force is experienced.

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Christy and Ashley

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Permanent Magnetic Field Force Cancellations Part

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Physical Science for Children All About Magnets

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Magnets are objects with magnetic properties. They have two poles, called north and south, and they interact with other magnets and metals such as iron. They act over a distance.

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Like poles repel,unlike poles attract._Darren and Jocelin

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Like poles repel,unlike poles attract._Darren and Jocelin

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Like poles repel, unlike poles attract | Magnetism | Physics

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This video demonstrates some basic characteristics of magnets. Holding two bar magnets with their like poles facing each other, a repulsive force is experienced. If one of the magnets is flipped lengthwise so that unlike poles face each other, an attractive force is experienced.

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Like poles repel,unlike poles attract _ Yik Kai and Jenna Tan 

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Like poles repel,unlike poles attract _ Yik Kai and Jenna Tan 

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Earth's Magnetic Field  Explained | Terrestrial Magnetism | Science | Elearnin

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A freely suspended bar magnet, approximately points towards the geographical north with its north pole and geographical south with its south pole as it comes to rest. This is also known as a directive property of a magnet. The direction in which a magnet points changes from place to place on earth.

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https://youtu.be/Mp0Bu75MSj8

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Permanent Magnetic Field Force Cancellations Part

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Physical Science for Children All About Magnets

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Magnets are objects with magnetic properties. They have two poles, called north and south, and they interact with other magnets and metals such as iron. They act over a distance.

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Like poles repels,unlike poles attract_Javier_Alvin_        Markus

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Like poles repels,unlike poles attract_Javier_Alvin_        Markus

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Finally a video that actually explains what a magnet is.

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North and south poles Clarice Woo and Chloe Loe

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North and south poles Clarice Woo and Chloe Loe

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Future Location of the North & South Poles

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Edward Leedskalnin Magnetic Current Individual North & South Pole Strong Bar Magnets

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Physical Science for Children All About Magnets

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Video of a kindergartner describing North and South poles! So cute!

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Kayley and riya
1. Repulsion and attraction
2. We learnt freely suspended magnets

3 magnets can attract iron without them touching each other

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Physical Science for Children All About Magnets

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To show that similar poles of magnets repel each other opposite poles of magnets attract each other

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To show that similar poles of magnets repel each other opposite poles of magnets attract each other For Class 6 Series: Learning Elementary Science Buy online from www.goyal-books.com

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North and South poles - JeongJun Tan Yu Wen

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North and South poles - JeongJun Tan Yu Wen

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Earth's Magnetic Field  Explained | Terrestrial Magnetism | Science | Elearnin

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A freely suspended bar magnet, approximately points towards the geographical north with its north pole and geographical south with its south pole as it comes to rest. This is also known as a directive property of a magnet. The direction in which a magnet points changes from place to place on earth.

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Like poles repel,unlike poles attract Kayla and Regen

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Like poles repel,unlike poles attract Kayla and Regen

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Like poles repel, unlike poles attract | Magnetism | Physics

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This video demonstrates some basic characteristics of magnets. Holding two bar magnets with their like poles facing each other, a repulsive force is experienced. If one of the magnets is flipped lengthwise so that unlike poles face each other, an attractive force is experienced.