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Let me help you out Dr. Rudy.
You could start by saying ferinstance that...
Ordinary science states that a magnetic field only exists due to moving electric particles (or not?).
Thus the difference between a magnetic material and a non magnetic material is that in a magnetic material the electrons move only in one direction while in the non magnetic material the electrons move randomly to different directions. In the first case a static magnetic field is produced and in the second, there is no magnetic field.
The first case is a magnet. The second case can be a pencil, your cat or the hamburger you are eating right now... (or not?)
You have seen Miroslaw attracting a plastic cassete tape enclosure. You watched Uri Geller moving a compass needle with his (produced) magnetic field(?!).
According to science Miroslaw is not magnetic. Plastic is not magnetic. Uri Geller is not magnetic. But both of them seem to display magnetism in that they are able to make electrons move in only one direction creating a static field.
Is it possible Dr. Rudy?
Or will this be one more case 'when ordinary science fails to explain'?
You could start by saying ferinstance that...
Ordinary science states that a magnetic field only exists due to moving electric particles (or not?).
Thus the difference between a magnetic material and a non magnetic material is that in a magnetic material the electrons move only in one direction while in the non magnetic material the electrons move randomly to different directions. In the first case a static magnetic field is produced and in the second, there is no magnetic field.
The first case is a magnet. The second case can be a pencil, your cat or the hamburger you are eating right now... (or not?)
You have seen Miroslaw attracting a plastic cassete tape enclosure. You watched Uri Geller moving a compass needle with his (produced) magnetic field(?!).
According to science Miroslaw is not magnetic. Plastic is not magnetic. Uri Geller is not magnetic. But both of them seem to display magnetism in that they are able to make electrons move in only one direction creating a static field.
Is it possible Dr. Rudy?
Or will this be one more case 'when ordinary science fails to explain'?