Scientist Tries To Get Magnets To Orbit Each Other And Explains Why It's Almost Impossible
The Action Lab explains why magnetic force doesn't allow two magnets to stably orbit around each other.
The Action Lab explains why magnetic force doesn't allow two magnets to stably orbit around each other.
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