i couldnt attract nor repel when i heated a magnetic metal

bruh

https://www.hsisensing.com/temperature-affect-magnetism/ bro i learned this in high school but i never asked my teacher

innit a good question

@TheObliterator Marie curie's temp?

than what is bro? i was told it was core

it's the lenz's law stuff

Yeah the globe says it's the core

rotating electric current makes a magnet

and vice versa

MATGE

!mute @Itachi

Lenz' law doesn't mean it's not the core

bro this makes no fookn sense @TheObliterator i was told it was the core now u switching on me?

yeah sorry I was looking at a confusing article

but yes, the iron currents make a magnetic field

!unmute @Itachi

ok

yeah bro u finally agree?

@Silly Rabbit, Trix Are For Kids I muted them in VC

Npp

both of them

ok

time for some ti-basic programming oh god

idiots screaming in VC

@TheObliterator marie curee said something about things being heated that loses magnetic property, how come we have the fookn north and south pole when the core is being heated?

3rd one

!mute @Itachi

because the iron currents create a magnetic field

actually @Silly Rabbit, Trix Are For Kids

yeah bro but it's being heated so high

that it should lose any magnetic property

have you even researched at all?

https://www.sciencenews.org/article/spinning-core

!mute @Itachi#2506

don't u be a meanie

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