Pathful Career Exploration: by Virtual Academy

keegan

2024-10-29 18:06:35 UTC

Magnets make magnetic objects move with there magnetic force without even touching each other.

Jacob

927200jl — 2024-10-29 18:06:49 UTC

my claim is that magnets make items float or repel because of their magnetic fields and don't need contact to repel items away but not heavier items or the magnet would need a really strong magnetic field

Jayden

420771jr — 2024-10-29 18:07:05 UTC

Magnets make an object move without touching it because certain objects have inactive magnetic fields which then the magnets activate, with their own magnetic field which then moves the objects closer or farther, depending on which pole it's facing.

Siah

2024-10-29 18:07:50 UTC

Magnets emit a field, which either attracts or repulses. They are able to move thing without touching them by using those fields.

isabelle

2024-10-29 18:09:03 UTC

Magnets make an object move without touching it because the magnetic fields, magnets are a noncontact force.

Isabella

2024-10-29 18:11:47 UTC

Magnets can make other objects move without touching because of their magnetic field and energy. It's a noncontact force so it can repel and attract certain items away from it.

Vinny

2024-10-29 18:12:13 UTC

Magnets make an object move without touching it because they make a magnetic field that exerts a force magnetic material or charged particles within a field.

Ava

2024-10-29 18:12:18 UTC

Magnetism. the paperclips followed the magnet

Donovan

2024-10-29 18:12:56 UTC

I think the bottom magnet has a better magnetic force because it's bigger which makes the smaller magnet rotate and float.

Kenzie

825041mf — 2024-10-29 18:13:17 UTC

Magnets make objects move without touching because magnetic fields and energy has a noncontact force

2024-10-29 18:13:37 UTC

Magnets don't need to touch certain objects to make them move because they have magnetic fields to make them move.

Joseph Casino

2024-10-29 18:16:45 UTC

Cense two of the same fields from two different magnets push each other away from each other I believe that the magnet showed in the video and the stand are magnets that admit the same field.

Jocelyn

2024-10-29 18:19:57 UTC

My claim is that the magnetic field makes it so the magnets can push or pull objects, making it a noncontact force.

Joshua R.

821428jr — 2024-10-29 19:07:11 UTC

The magnet is able to float without making physical contact because the energy that is being used is magnetic energy. Magnetic energy is also able to work without contact with another object. Also, the magnetic energy is concentrated and pushing up on that magnet to make it float. P.S. I hope this product is on Amazon.

Magnetism

355720jv — 2024-10-29 19:07:29 UTC

The paper clip started to push away from the magnet. This is because the Magnetic force does not connect with the with each other. like said in the video the forces must be opposite like the north and south part of the magnet shown In the video.

Jackson V

Bulldogs

Ciara

2024-10-29 19:09:10 UTC

magnets make an object move without touching it because of their magnetic field and magnetic energy is able to work without having contact with other objects

Kiara Bradford🦊🌿 (Bulldogs)

391423kb — 2024-10-29 19:09:15 UTC

Magnets make an object move without touching it, because depending on how far the object is, as long as the object is in the magnetic field, it is being pulled towards the magnet without touching it.

luisss

2024-10-29 19:09:34 UTC

the plant is floating because magnets have a "non contact force"

Hailey

StrayKidsStannie — 2024-10-29 19:09:50 UTC

Magnets can make objects move without touching because they have a magnetic field and energy. It is a noncontact force so it can attract and repel certain items,

Blakey🐚🪴

469068bc — 2024-10-29 19:10:10 UTC

Magnets make an object move without touching because of the magnetic field of the magnet. Magnets attract objects that are affected by magnetism, such as iron. If an object that has magnetism enters a magnet's magnetic field, it will move without touching. As seen in the video.

Jet.

2024-10-29 19:12:08 UTC

Magnets move objects due to them emitting a noncontact force. The magnetic field may attract objects that contain iron. Additionally if the a pair of same magnetic poll comes into contact with one another they will be repelled and if two different polls come in contact with one another they will attract.

Khloe

2024-10-29 19:13:16 UTC

the magnet makes the object move without touching it because of the magnetic field that makes the object get pushed away.

Mia M

608167mm — 2024-10-29 19:14:38 UTC

I don't think magnets need to touch some objects because they have magnetic fields to make the magnets move and they can also move without touching.

Jackson Vogt (Bulldogs)

355720jv — 2024-10-29 19:14:39 UTC

Magnets make an object move without touching it is because The Magnetic forces of two magnets that have the same magnetic force will push away causing magnets to force the other magnet or object to push away or stay in one place (Such as the Plant in the video). My friend has one of those magnet tables.