An international research team led by Forschungszentrum Jülich has succeeded in visualizing magnetism inside solids with ...

The particles created magnetic dipoles, a phenomenon where their magnetic poles attract each other, creating a field of "chains" on the liquid's surface. This interaction interferes with how the ...

This paper presents an efficient methodology for determining the underwater field anomaly due to the remanent magnetization of a ferromagnetic ship hull by utilizing a magnetic dipole modeling ...

Is Earth’s magnetic field crucial to the planet’s habitability? Did it enable the evolution of life? Scientists have pondered those questions for at least 60 years. 1 The geomagnetic field shields our ...

Hardware Gaming Mice The HyperX Saga and Saga Pro are magnetic build-a-mouse kits with interchangeable components and the option to add 3D printed parts News By Andy Edser published January 6, 2025 ...

Dec 04, 2024 High-performance motor manufacturing with magnetic 3D printing (Nanowerk News) Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM) has developed magnetic 3D printing technology capable of ...

[Andrew Klein] has done just that with his 3D-printed magnetic switch design. The concept is simple enough. The design consists of a 3D-printed housing in two parts, top and bottom.

The authors have developed a compound lens array with a large relative aperture based on the discrete light field reproduction concept in integral imaging. This lens array modifies the direction of ...

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O'Neill's map shows that indeed the magnetic-field lines do coincide with large sites of star formation on the surface of the Local Bubble, such as the Orion Molecular Cloud that is home to the ...

In hard-drive technology, memory bits are stored as magnetized areas in a thin magnetic film. A magnetic dipole with the north pole up is 1, for example, while one with the north pole down is 0. IBM ...

Scientists have discovered a series of strange magnetic waves that roll across the surface of Earth’s outer core. These waves occur periodically—about once every seven years—and are thought ...