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Not flipping the magnet, rotating the sample. In https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/1688052003216261120 https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/16880520032162611
by postalrat 3y ago
Not flipping the magnet, rotating the sample. In https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/1688052003216261120 https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/1688052003216261120 (the video with the rubiks cube) at around 20 seconds they rotate the sample around 360 degrees and it stays at the same angle. Normally I'd expect it would stay at the same angle of the magnetic field.
- AnotherGoodName 3y agoThe above twitter thread it looks like he does that too with the ferromagnetic material. He has a long chain of posts although the first post after the original video has him rotate the sample 180 degrees on top of the magnet (still points up) and then again back to the original position. He does have it flop on top of the magnet at some point and has to poke it back upwards but that happens in the original video too so meh. The way the object moves is just too similar imho. It looks like plain old ferromagnetic material of that shape does this.