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In this video, you can see that strong magnets can have many uses such as a simple rotating motor, hang stuff, float metals, magnetise a screwdriver etc

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Top 10 Uses for Super Strong Magnets! [Hacks!]

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Uses Of Magnets In Our Daily Life(Moiiesha)

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Uses Of Magnets In Our Daily Life(Moiiesha)

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Electromagnets are used. The strength of the magnet is usually what stop the roller coaster. A Roller Coaster is an amusement park ride that consist of a light railroad track with many tight turns and steep slopes. Roller Coaster use the opposite side of magnets that repel and that's how they accelerate.
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How do magnets work??🧐

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Amazing power of magnets

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Cool Magnet Magic Tricks | Fun Science for Kids School Learning Playing

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Magnets in daily life
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Magnetic train system uses two sets of magnets, one set to repel and push the train up off the track as in levitation, then another set to move the 'floating train' ahead at great speed.

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Want to Keep Sharks Away? Try Magnets (Jannelle Tai)

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Want to Keep Sharks Away? Try Magnets (Jannelle Tai)

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A recent study shows that magnets placed on the nets can repel sharks and rays from entering the trap.

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A recent study shows that magnets placed on the nets can repel sharks and rays from entering the trap.

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ogle an object that makes use of magnets and tell us how it works! You can show videos too!
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There are two main poles, north - poles and south -pole.Magnetic objects are attracted by magnets as they are in the area of the magnetic field.So, the magnetic object is attracted to the magnet.But some materials cannot be attracted by magnets they are called non-magnetic materials. They would repel. Wood, rubber, fabric and plastic are non-magnetic material.Iron, nickel and cobalt are magnetic material. If you brake them they would not loose its magnetic field.

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Magnetism | The Dr. Binocs Show | Educational Videos For Kids

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Monster magnet meets magnetic fluid.

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Magnetism | #aumsum #kids #science #education #children

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Magnets

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Magnetism.

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Secrets of magnets.

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Must-See Video! *SECRETS OF MAGNETISM* Never Seen Before* Torus-Hyperboloid

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How to make a working fidget spinner with magnets.

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Make a working fidget spinner with Zen Magnets! 2 Sets

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Best magnet tricks.

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Fidget spinners with magnets.

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Fun with fidget spinners and super strong magnets!

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There is such thing as a magnetic slime.

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This is a electro magnet.

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These information is about temporary magnets.

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These are magnets.

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how to make a temporary magnet

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This is a horseshoe magnet.

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Magnets can be used for making a compass. A compass uses a magnet to direct the needle to the North pole.

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Kids can have fun while learning about the varied and important uses of magnets in the world around them. Common uses of magnets include the compass, vending machines, refrigerator magnets and electric motors. Some types of trains even levitate above magnetized rails! Without magnets, the world would be a very different place.

A compass uses a magnet to direct its needle to the north pole. This is why magnets are said to have a north and south pole. The side that is attracted and points to the north is called the north pole, while the other end is the south pole. Children can easily learn about magnets in a compass by crafting one with a needle, cork and a bowl of water. Magnetize the needle by rubbing it with a strong magnet. Then, place the needle on top of a cork floating in water. It will point to the north.

Magnetically levitated trains, known as mag-lev trains, use magnets under the cars to float above the magnetic tracks because the magnets are repelling each other. These types of trains use superconducting magnets and can travel up to 300 miles per hour. Mag-lev trains are used in countries such as Japan. The United States government is working on bringing the technology to America.

Coins are separated and sorted inside vending machines with magnets. These magnets sort out metal disks or slugs from the real coin money. Also, paper money and checks have magnetic dust in their ink. Vending machines and currency counters check the money for its magnetism to insure the money is genuine.

One of the most common uses of magnets is to hold things together. Paper shopping lists and your book report can be held up on refrigerator doors with fridge magnets. The magnets stick the paper to the door with its attraction to the metal in the door. Also, the actual refrigerator doors stay closed because of magnets in the door frames.

Magnets are responsible for making electric motors and generators work. Moving a metal wire near a magnet produces electricity. Electric generators use steam, flowing water or another source of energy to spin wires through a magnetic field and create electricity. Every time you turn on a light or watch television, you can thanks magnets for helping produce electricity.

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Kids can have fun while learning about the varied and important uses of magnets in the world around them. Common uses of magnets include the compass, vending machines, refrigerator magnets and electric motors. Some types of trains even levitate above magnetized rails! Without magnets, the world would be a very different place.

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Amazing Magnetic Gadgets (Zac Ashton Tan)

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Amazing Magnetic Gadgets (Zac Ashton Tan)

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Magnets can be used to create cool and fun gadgets

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Uses of Magnet in Daily Life (Zac Ashton Tan)

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Uses of Magnet in Daily Life (Zac Ashton Tan)

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People use magnets to keep notes on refrigerator doors. Magnets are also used in speakers, motors and computer hard disks. And credit cards carry account information on a magnetic strip.

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Magnets can be used to play games too

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Magnet Satisfaction 100% | Magnetic Games

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Magnets could control the compass.
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Magnets attracts and repel each other

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We can make use of magnets to clean the fish tank.

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You are crazy if you use a magnet cleaner on a nice new tan

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These are magnets. Magnets are objects which can attract and repel. They come in different shapes and sizes, just like these magnet cubes below

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Introduction to magnetism | Physics | Khan Academy

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This video is about magnetism.

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Opposite poles ATTRACT.
Same poles REPEL.

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A magnet thing like this ball can stick to different magnets.

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This is how magnets work,

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Freely-suspended magnets face in a north-south direction.