MAGNETS | How It's Made

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
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  • @ohcrounches1989
    @ohcrounches1989 5 лет назад +3198

    Dude I didnt expect magnet making to be this intense man holy shit.

    • @LunaProtogen
      @LunaProtogen 4 года назад +43

      Oh Crounches Yeah. me neither what the fuck

    • @heronumbertwo3171
      @heronumbertwo3171 4 года назад +39

      Same i thought they melt metal and add some neodymium craps

    • @cressexploits7308
      @cressexploits7308 4 года назад +82

      Same I thought they took people to a village in Africa to burn them alive in order to extract the metals from their blood in which they pour into magnet molds. This video seemed to disprove my predictions. How extraordinary!

    • @corylynn8739
      @corylynn8739 4 года назад +9

      Check out magnetic fields in a university physics textbook, incredible stuff.

    • @apachetacticaltoasteroveno5157
      @apachetacticaltoasteroveno5157 4 года назад +62

      "then they beat the shit out of the mold with a sledgehammer "

  • @ExTess
    @ExTess 4 года назад +2437

    For those of you thinking that this process is wasteful and sloppy, let me introduce you to the metal industry, where a lot of processes like this are the norm. Mass-produced designs for items like these are very hard to make safely in any kind of laboratory or workshop, and factories rarely involve some kind of quiet, safe environment. Metalworking in general is very loud, messy, and slightly dangerous. That doesn't mean that a lot of the materials go to waste, though; the sand, concrete, and metal scraps used are usually ground down, cleaned, and recycled for later use again, since its mostly just silicates and metals. The metals are even sometimes chemically sifted back into their base components and reused as well, since they're the same metals that will go into the magnets anyway.
    This is coming from a guy who worked as a metalworker/welder for a few years, and who has absolutely set himself on fire several times from just being around red-hot metal for too long. It's just the way it is.

    • @Nostalgicinquisitor
      @Nostalgicinquisitor 4 года назад +70

      Damn

    • @lucasjustlucas2176
      @lucasjustlucas2176 4 года назад +33

      @@Nostalgicinquisitor you and me both

    • @Nostalgicinquisitor
      @Nostalgicinquisitor 4 года назад +3

      @@lucasjustlucas2176 lol

    • @Mario-aquino
      @Mario-aquino 4 года назад +98

      That's very insightful. Looks really dangerous, especially the guy pouring metal into that furnace with a short sleeve shirt.

    • @ExTess
      @ExTess 4 года назад +74

      @Sebastian Thor Nope, that's just the way the industry is in general. Some countries have worse practices, but it's mostly the same. When you're dealing with handeling molten metal, there's not much else you can do

  • @josedelgado7479
    @josedelgado7479 4 года назад +880

    I can't believe that when it comes to manufacturing magnets, one of the steps to getting magnets out of their molds is to beat the living crap out of it.

    • @detektivejarvisfuckyt
      @detektivejarvisfuckyt 3 года назад +4

      How would you do it?

    • @adude8424
      @adude8424 3 года назад +28

      And they're literally getting paid for beating some random stuff

    • @Patrk38
      @Patrk38 3 года назад +4

      - you not gonna magnetite? let me make you to

    • @jakekgfn
      @jakekgfn 3 года назад +11

      They also take their lunch money...it's a good career choice for bullies

    • @kpopscenario1406
      @kpopscenario1406 2 года назад

      Yea

  • @commenturthegreat2915
    @commenturthegreat2915 4 года назад +410

    I thought it would be an organized assembly line, instead they bust open flaming sand using a sledgehammer

    • @JesusHComedy
      @JesusHComedy 4 года назад +10

      The most explosive how it’s made I’ve seen

    • @zinmomo7192
      @zinmomo7192 4 года назад +12

      Lol i agree! I wasnt expecting that, but hey! It seems to work!

  • @tinderbox218
    @tinderbox218 3 года назад +710

    A certain part of my modern brain understands the physics behind magnetism, but the rest of my brain refuses to completely believe that it isn't just magic.

    • @STSGuitar16
      @STSGuitar16 2 года назад +48

      I mean, let’s be honest here, it _is_ magic at the end of the day.

    • @davidprothro6763
      @davidprothro6763 2 года назад +19

      Or, could it be that this is yet another example, that shows how all the fundamental pieces of this reality were designed to function as a symphony of predictable results.

    • @cassanateli
      @cassanateli 2 года назад +24

      @@davidprothro6763 What a load of pseudo-intellectual nonsense

    • @aholypotato2523
      @aholypotato2523 Год назад

      @@cassanateli shut

    • @aholypotato2523
      @aholypotato2523 Год назад +1

      Yeah

  • @DrumApe
    @DrumApe 3 года назад +452

    Never thought that making magnets is so labour intensive and difficult. Really expected the process to be almost fully automated. Thanks for the video!

    • @kuolettavaVids
      @kuolettavaVids Год назад +8

      It probably is for the very common shapes and sizes. This looked to be more custom products.

    • @anonops1980
      @anonops1980 Год назад +4

      Metallurgy may be more automated in developed countries, but since the huge majority of it is done in poorest countries, it does end up being more labour intensive.

    • @ralanham76
      @ralanham76 Год назад +9

      These are probably from the '80s or '90s 😂

    • @gizmoguyar
      @gizmoguyar 5 месяцев назад +3

      This looks like a shop that makes low volume custom shapes. These are also cheap nickel-iron based magnets. They are still used in cheap dc motors and similar products, but high efficiency and industrial products almost all use neodymium-iron-boron magnets, which are much stronger, and made via sintering, to tune their properties more precisely. Those are generally made in massive batches. And the processes are much more automated.

  • @iakan6937
    @iakan6937 3 года назад +234

    "So what do you do for a living?"
    "I beat the shit out of flaming sand blocks"

    • @10subsonlychallenge66
      @10subsonlychallenge66 2 года назад +2

      Top God Comment

    • @j.k.4479
      @j.k.4479 2 года назад +5

      Pretty cool job to be honest.

    • @atomictraveller
      @atomictraveller 2 года назад +2

      this is what videogames will qualify you for
      i was just rolling logs down a hill at a big monkey yesterday :)

    • @paule.2687
      @paule.2687 2 года назад +1

      with a motherfucking Sledgehammer!!

  • @psychosludge7237
    @psychosludge7237 5 лет назад +1110

    I want to hear this man read me a bedtime story

  • @geevinz
    @geevinz 3 года назад +149

    It is mind blowing how the process to make this is so intensive, but yet they sell for so cheap

    • @davidwitte8469
      @davidwitte8469 2 года назад +14

      These are not cheap Walmart/ HarborFreight magnets. Some magnets go for over $100.

    • @guilhermecaiado5384
      @guilhermecaiado5384 Год назад +9

      There is no prestige in the process.
      Even tho its important, there is no CEO on a press conference to build the hype around it

    • @rasputindeltorro1826
      @rasputindeltorro1826 Год назад +2

      This is ridiculous nonsense, what did I just watch?

  • @testpower7135
    @testpower7135 4 года назад +271

    I've been wondering how this magnet was made since the age of 3. After 40 years I understand.

    • @allencardinal9822
      @allencardinal9822 4 года назад +1

      Wow

    • @mimikoko6405
      @mimikoko6405 4 года назад +2

      me to, but now i'm so amaze and thankful because i'm part of magnet industry,

    • @goxyeagle8446
      @goxyeagle8446 2 года назад +5

      Same here
      I thought they already exist in nature lol

    • @ashisheady8841
      @ashisheady8841 2 года назад

      @@goxyeagle8446 It does

    • @goxyeagle8446
      @goxyeagle8446 2 года назад

      @@ashisheady8841 yeah it does I just did research

  • @mehranmahdlou4375
    @mehranmahdlou4375 3 года назад +37

    I honestly did not expect this much manual work!

  • @nope1083
    @nope1083 4 года назад +98

    It's like giving pieces of metal super powers.

  • @highcotton63664
    @highcotton63664 3 года назад +54

    Wow, a lot of work goes into making these. Kudos to the people doing it every day!

  • @EVILBUNNY28
    @EVILBUNNY28 3 года назад +53

    It’s 2am. I’m lying here in my bed trying to get to sleep and the stupid thought of how tf magnets are made is literally keeping my up. I was so worked up I got my phone and searched up this video. Needless to say I’ve finished with more questions than I started with and now I really cannot get to sleep.

    • @RespectOR182
      @RespectOR182 3 года назад +4

      Dude, true story, same here

    • @VaderHater1993
      @VaderHater1993 3 года назад +10

      “Then they electrocute it after electrocuting it after heating it five times and boom, magnets” IM SORRY WHAT

  • @lmAIone
    @lmAIone 5 лет назад +217

    I bet whoever invented them must have thought they had the force

    • @j.k.4479
      @j.k.4479 2 года назад +6

      These are artificial magnets, natural ones exist too. Question is, were magnets discovered or invented first?

    • @pranavghantasala6808
      @pranavghantasala6808 2 года назад +19

      @@j.k.4479 The way I heard it, they were discovered first; a Greek sheperd named Magnus was herding his sheep when his metal staff got mysteriously stuck to some hematite rocks on the hillside. At least, so I've heard

    • @j.k.4479
      @j.k.4479 2 года назад +9

      @@pranavghantasala6808 If that's true, that makes for an interesting way to discover something.

  • @mysterychemical
    @mysterychemical 2 года назад +15

    4:19 He is proud on what he does.

    • @roamintheslums4851
      @roamintheslums4851 2 месяца назад

      He should he, he was probably making much more $ than 70% of the world

  • @PandaPup69
    @PandaPup69 3 года назад +4

    2:25 look at that high tech cooling system! XD

  • @kyc269
    @kyc269 4 года назад +75

    How to make magnets:
    2:32 You need a magnet.

    • @MrStringybark
      @MrStringybark 4 года назад +1

      Not true.

    • @NAAAAAIL
      @NAAAAAIL 4 года назад +15

      I used the magnet to make the magnets

    • @commenturthegreat2915
      @commenturthegreat2915 4 года назад +1

      @@MrStringybark Wow, you are so smart.

    • @trashcollector999
      @trashcollector999 3 года назад

      Weaker magnets will do the work just fine..there are naturally formed magnets, but it's very weak.....guess that's how they made the first magnet....by using the natural magnet......

    • @joshuapere997
      @joshuapere997 3 года назад

      You could just search it normally and you would still find it, the workers are using magnets to speed up the process

  • @slaggerthord31
    @slaggerthord31 4 года назад +135

    "I used the magnet to make the magnet"

  • @chekhovmoreno9051
    @chekhovmoreno9051 2 года назад +8

    It is amazing how this thing is made and the power it holds too

  • @chriswinkler284
    @chriswinkler284 3 года назад +38

    Informative to say the least. As a kid, I had a set of Brio trains that depended on magnets to link them together. What was interesting however, was the fact that if you did a 180 (Half circle) on any of the train cars, and the polarity was the same, they repelled each other instead of attracting. As a 'youngin', I was mindblown by the concept and would always try to force them to link. Obviously, no such luck :P

    • @Bleepbleepblorbus
      @Bleepbleepblorbus 9 месяцев назад

      I would do the same thing but with the pen shaped things of those magnet maze things that used to be in libraries

  • @skittyrocks
    @skittyrocks 3 года назад +8

    Huggbees really does follow a bit of the original script. Nuts

    • @polong99
      @polong99 3 года назад

      For the first 20 secs

    • @a_donut
      @a_donut 3 года назад +1

      “They take copper, cobalt, some yellow shit, pure iron, aluminum, and titanium.”

  • @control4050
    @control4050 4 года назад +213

    I was attracted to this video.

    • @alexk1682
      @alexk1682 4 года назад +8

      prateek jevoor did you find the video polarizing too?

    • @scottyj6226
      @scottyj6226 4 года назад +1

      f-ing magnets how do they work.

    • @jack_copperz
      @jack_copperz 4 года назад +1

      Badum tss

    • @Hitman47451512
      @Hitman47451512 4 года назад

      You're probably a large piece of shitty metal then

    • @anemo8862
      @anemo8862 3 года назад

      Nice pun.

  • @amoahpaul
    @amoahpaul 4 года назад +7

    That is so interesting to note. I never knew how it was made but thank you for your education.

  • @YEFAR
    @YEFAR 3 года назад +5

    I've always thought how magnets would be made but for some reason i didn't searched it till now and now that ive seen it, it has matched my expectations of "there must be some hardwork to make these things"

  • @dionl.garcia8981
    @dionl.garcia8981 3 года назад +3

    Amazing...
    Thanks and more power..

  • @mimikoko6405
    @mimikoko6405 4 года назад +5

    in my childhood i was wondering magnets came from. now i know and working in magnet industry since 2016 up to present and its awesome! ..

  • @katyungodly
    @katyungodly 3 года назад +30

    1:41 that’s so dangerous, the melted metal is splashing up around him 😂

  • @chrishedley7399
    @chrishedley7399 3 года назад +37

    Genuinely crazy how someone thought about mixing all that stuff together or that process to make something as simple as a magnet.

    • @JEFFQUICKLE9
      @JEFFQUICKLE9 2 года назад +2

      It's called Divine inspiration

    • @4stomper
      @4stomper 2 года назад +1

      The gods give us all of our ideas. We are just containers and antennas.

    • @raam1666
      @raam1666 2 года назад +13

      @@JEFFQUICKLE9 its called research and testing

    • @Jos758
      @Jos758 Год назад

      Jesus is lord and he loves you

    • @squidwardo7074
      @squidwardo7074 Год назад

      It didn't begin like that I can tell you that much.

  • @Razzletazle
    @Razzletazle 3 года назад +41

    Next up on my RUclips journey “who made the first magnet”

    • @VJLifeDiary
      @VJLifeDiary 3 года назад

      🤯

    • @matthewsharp1178
      @matthewsharp1178 3 года назад +2

      A very hard subject to figure out tbh, just try figuring out how they made magnets before they had generators to make electricity, how did they make electricty? i've been so confused by this

    • @nicolasmoonlit8109
      @nicolasmoonlit8109 3 года назад +4

      @@matthewsharp1178 Natural magnets. Those can be created in nature because of lightning strikes.

  • @WebCamCartmell
    @WebCamCartmell 2 года назад +1

    We need more How it's Made UK! SUPER nostalgic for this narrator's voice.

  • @offgridhomesteaders863
    @offgridhomesteaders863 3 года назад +3

    Wowwww I had NO idea, this was actually how its done. Learn something new everyday. Thank you for the upload!

  • @vegapunk6985
    @vegapunk6985 5 лет назад +413

    There's got to be a better way

    • @pierreuntel1970
      @pierreuntel1970 4 года назад +84

      Buying them from China

    • @liladash6760
      @liladash6760 4 года назад +3

      @@pierreuntel1970 👌

    • @q_asi5397
      @q_asi5397 4 года назад +45

      Put an iron rod wrapped it eith copper coils on a hill then wait for lighting

    • @shs1tutaan509
      @shs1tutaan509 4 года назад +5

      @@q_asi5397 Dr.Stone

    • @q_asi5397
      @q_asi5397 4 года назад +3

      @@shs1tutaan509 yup

  • @goldenpiston8449
    @goldenpiston8449 3 года назад +41

    "You can't feel the force causing this globe to rotate" well actually, I have a magnetic implant lmao, I def could feel it.

    • @pacificcoastpiper3949
      @pacificcoastpiper3949 3 года назад

      I’m not the only one? Cool 😎

    • @reclutacontramontina5354
      @reclutacontramontina5354 3 года назад +1

      What is that even? If I can ask of course.

    • @pacificcoastpiper3949
      @pacificcoastpiper3949 3 года назад +1

      @@reclutacontramontina5354 on me? Just look up the treatment of hydrocephalus, that’s all you need to know

    • @reclutacontramontina5354
      @reclutacontramontina5354 3 года назад +1

      @@pacificcoastpiper3949 Oh ok, thanks man.

    • @goldenpiston8449
      @goldenpiston8449 3 года назад +1

      @@reclutacontramontina5354 basically, it is a small magnet that I implanted into my ring finger that allows me to feel magnetic fields

  • @04dram04
    @04dram04 2 года назад +2

    Seeing videos like this, helps me appreciate how affordable there products are.

  • @AquaRedX
    @AquaRedX Год назад +1

    One of the best videos ever.

  • @user-po8no1xp6e
    @user-po8no1xp6e 2 года назад +16

    How could one invent something like this many years ago is almost unbelievable.

  • @maggs131
    @maggs131 3 года назад +6

    I wish I had a magnet that attracted hedgehog tears

  • @dansadventures8850
    @dansadventures8850 3 года назад +2

    1:49 forbidden toblerone looks yum

  • @clausagardlarsen3457
    @clausagardlarsen3457 4 года назад +1

    and the grinding OMG THAT GAVE ME THE FEELINGS

  • @SKKEarth
    @SKKEarth 5 лет назад +3

    Very informative channel

  • @pedroakjr2371
    @pedroakjr2371 3 года назад +17

    1:53 at this point this video gets unexpectedly hardcore. Jesus, that's though job

  • @jayaprasadtj3825
    @jayaprasadtj3825 3 года назад

    Thanks for this video

  • @nurthenthurmpson4851
    @nurthenthurmpson4851 3 года назад +15

    now we know how its made we are still left with the question, how do they work?

  • @mauijane420
    @mauijane420 2 года назад +4

    This is insane. Who could think of making a procedure like this to make magnets?

  • @HumanIam10
    @HumanIam10 2 года назад +1

    2:10 seems like one of the most fun jobs on earth, knocking down a flaming block of sands and then hiting them with a sledgehammer.

  • @syakiradha3874
    @syakiradha3874 3 года назад

    Thanks for solving my curiousity.

  • @metin5408
    @metin5408 4 года назад +5

    0:35
    hmm that looks odly familiar

  • @DEATHxNVK3
    @DEATHxNVK3 3 года назад +4

    ICP - Miracles

  • @al-ayoungentstailorfasalia651
    @al-ayoungentstailorfasalia651 2 года назад

    Wonderful information

  • @paishaiswki142
    @paishaiswki142 2 года назад

    so fun to watch i watched it 10 times now

  • @DefWun
    @DefWun 5 лет назад +18

    There's a lot more work involved,than I thought. I wonder if this is out of date and the process is quicker and more streamlined.

    • @bookreaderlabarr
      @bookreaderlabarr 5 лет назад +2

      This was aired 3 weeks ago, I doubt it

    • @suniixxsav
      @suniixxsav 5 лет назад +5

      Dakota LaBarr this video is 7 years old. Maybe even older. It’s just a repost. What I want to know, is why isn’t there any really recent informative video on how magnets are created? Is it because they can be used as weapons or something?

  • @prudviraj2515
    @prudviraj2515 3 года назад +5

    This was my life question, how they r made, finally I found the answer after 40 years, thanks a lot for delivering this wonderful answer for myself question. Keep it up. Regards Prudvi Raj

  • @PLuMUK54
    @PLuMUK54 Год назад +1

    It always amazes me that I didn't know that I really wanted to know something...never given this a thought before now!

  • @sirpretzels598
    @sirpretzels598 3 года назад +2

    Nice to see a whole factory use a normal Fan to cool the molds down. Glad to see them saving money.

  • @littlenobody760
    @littlenobody760 4 года назад +5

    Something got me attracted to this video.

  • @Blamoo2
    @Blamoo2 3 года назад +3

    2:58 guy is handling dry silica sand without a respirator... totally safe.

  • @mysticpawnyt
    @mysticpawnyt 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you very informative video.

  • @ramahlapekgopa7499
    @ramahlapekgopa7499 4 года назад

    i watch ur show on tv everyday but this is way better u guys rock

  • @toby_that_one_random_guy
    @toby_that_one_random_guy 3 года назад +3

    the urge for learning attracted me here

  • @chev6939
    @chev6939 4 года назад +4

    someone needs to share this with ICP

  • @bikeguyhk
    @bikeguyhk Год назад

    wow! didn't expect the process!

  • @kenty5050
    @kenty5050 2 года назад

    Love these short vids.

  • @aydenburke8793
    @aydenburke8793 5 лет назад +15

    I love how much they have taught me

  • @saraazizi7084
    @saraazizi7084 4 года назад +17

    *magneto has joined the chat*

  • @cjohnson9211
    @cjohnson9211 2 года назад

    Wow, what a laborious process!

  • @jaymoon8559
    @jaymoon8559 3 года назад

    Wow thanks for upload

  • @KRKNYGHT
    @KRKNYGHT Год назад +3

    Magic explained in detail

  • @lonelywolf3209
    @lonelywolf3209 4 года назад +40

    And still they are cheap

  • @manoj24kolhe
    @manoj24kolhe 3 года назад

    Thank for a such a good content

  • @NederlandBall
    @NederlandBall Месяц назад

    Tony Hirst will always be my voice for How It's Made.

  • @agnelochristudhas2005
    @agnelochristudhas2005 4 года назад +5

    Guy who is filling silica sand must wear dust mask to prevent silica dust enter inside respiratory system, please deliver this message to them

    • @estusflask982
      @estusflask982 4 года назад +1

      He's gonna get cancer.

    • @mattlogue1300
      @mattlogue1300 4 года назад +2

      I always worried working around concrete bags

  • @Det.Ash12
    @Det.Ash12 2 года назад +3

    I seriously thought they'd get the magnetic ability immediately after getting molded together and all the metallic objects nearby would stick to it hence they were made in an anti magnetic chamber or something. But it looks like they need a kick to get started..it's good in a way tho

  • @forefatherofmankind3305
    @forefatherofmankind3305 3 года назад +1

    Just imagine the hard work!

  • @Rajkumar-gl4pv
    @Rajkumar-gl4pv 3 года назад

    This video was very helpful

  • @hellbenderdesign
    @hellbenderdesign 3 года назад +19

    "I still don't get it" - _Shaggy 2 Dope_

  • @Montethemuse
    @Montethemuse 3 года назад +8

    I literally watched this thinking I could make one in my house

    • @Shellshock361
      @Shellshock361 2 года назад

      You can magnetize objects at home with batteries and wire.

    • @Montethemuse
      @Montethemuse 2 года назад

      @@Shellshock361 you got a link?

    • @Montethemuse
      @Montethemuse 2 года назад +1

      @ジャック- jack bro either I didn’t pay attention or we ain’t from the same planet trust me if I was taught how to make a magnet I wouldn’t for get it I’d have destroyed so many batteries

  • @stroys7061
    @stroys7061 4 года назад

    I did not know that. Thanks!

  • @rickintexas1584
    @rickintexas1584 2 года назад

    That was fascinating.

  • @tanvirmoin1799
    @tanvirmoin1799 3 года назад +8

    This is stuff i watch when I'm suppose to be sleeping

  • @time-stamp99
    @time-stamp99 2 года назад +3

    First, I can't fathom how anyone put this process together. Second, that dude should be wearing some kind of respirator if he is filling that silica sand all day. His lungs are in serious trouble.

  • @zfst1782
    @zfst1782 4 года назад

    Amazing

  • @Matt-xc1cf
    @Matt-xc1cf 2 года назад +11

    Now that we know how they're made, we just need to find out how they work.

    • @thenextarbiter
      @thenextarbiter Год назад +1

      Exactly, they put the dummy magnet on the electric thing and it zaps it. Now it’s a magnet…. Huh??

    • @rizizum
      @rizizum Год назад

      @@thenextarbiter The current is just aligning the magnetic fields of each particle in the magnet

  • @chessexpress1123
    @chessexpress1123 4 года назад +3

    “This video has a big magnetic field!!”

  • @lordbeebus9842
    @lordbeebus9842 2 года назад

    I like to watch this over and over

  • @HelloTrending
    @HelloTrending 4 года назад +3

    This is a very old way to do it. Now there is a much easier way to make magnets. Plus there are now neodymium magnets which are much more stronger than these.

  • @Phodo_Graf
    @Phodo_Graf 4 года назад +4

    Imagine having a job where you smash stuff... Oh wait, that exist already

  • @jan208
    @jan208 Год назад

    Wow, such a complex process!

  • @embahkopok9816
    @embahkopok9816 3 года назад

    thank for information

  • @CaptainApathetic
    @CaptainApathetic 3 года назад +9

    Who's here after Hugbees video?

  • @Murga_Mutton
    @Murga_Mutton 4 года назад +5

    Now tell me if your job is difficult, I'll wait.

  • @Zilron38
    @Zilron38 Год назад

    Great video.

  • @sunethweerarathna4465
    @sunethweerarathna4465 3 года назад

    Good pictures and explanation💯

  • @wazaaaken9256
    @wazaaaken9256 4 года назад +5

    That’s a dangerous factory to work in...

    • @mimikoko6405
      @mimikoko6405 4 года назад

      yahh, its dangerous but also heavy now i have muscle, lol... dangerous but happy in the environment

  • @cheekibreeki3757
    @cheekibreeki3757 4 года назад +27

    0:32 seigh hail

  • @amyibethcruz9052
    @amyibethcruz9052 4 года назад

    Very, very, Very! Helpful for an essay I'm writing. Thanks!👩‍🔬💜

  • @100ukmrf
    @100ukmrf 5 лет назад

    Great information great video

  • @syedsk7382
    @syedsk7382 3 года назад +33

    Rip to those who till now thinking magnet is extracted from a particular mountain 😂😂😂
    I am one of them thinking like that till
    I saw this vedio 😂😂

    • @narayanak5409
      @narayanak5409 3 года назад +4

      Yes bro, even I thought like that only

    • @christophern7921
      @christophern7921 3 года назад +2

      Magnets do come out of the earth naturally! So yes some come from mountain as well but they aren’t that strong

    • @andyhiett2734
      @andyhiett2734 3 года назад

      @@christophern7921 false. Rare earth magnets are some of the strongest.

    • @ExcelsusDev
      @ExcelsusDev 3 года назад

      @@andyhiett2734 this is fact

    • @Theoriginalmartian
      @Theoriginalmartian 3 года назад +3

      @@andyhiett2734 Rare earth magnets aren't just found in the ground, first they're ores that get smelted and then manufactured into magnets just like this.

  • @hemantmankar5506
    @hemantmankar5506 4 года назад +4

    Does magnet loses its properties on heating ?

  • @ryanrowson2007
    @ryanrowson2007 Год назад

    narration is awesome. 👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗