The HIDDEN Magnets in Your Phone ft. MKBHD 

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Haha my thoughts exactly

AJMT 13 didn’t you pass 8th grade??

@@DashSphero I don't know about you... But I don't remember a question in a test that asks what would happen if a strong magnet meets a refrigerator magnet...

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You find the same thing with fridge magnets, those rubbery little sheets of magnetized material. Virtually ALL sheet magnets like fridge magnets have those magnetic fields in strips (Halbach arrays), almost like furrows in a field. If you put the magnetized sides (backs) of two magnets together, they may stick a certain amount, but if you keep turning one until the furrows are parallel with the other one (kind of like what polarized lenses do to light), you find they want to stick together really well, and if you pull them slowly past each other at right angles to the "furrows", you can feel those "furrows" of magnetism pushing and pulling and pushing and pulling the two sheets apart and then together again, over and over. If you can stop the motion when they're at maximum repulsion, the sheets will hover a small distance apart from each other. Then move another tiny bit, and they snap back together. Feels weird, but it's fun to make it happen. Hold one in place with your fingers of one hand pressing it down onto a table, and slide the other slowly, FIRMLY gripped by your other hand, for best results.

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I think it was the fact that *Dianna* was talking about magnets

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You could maybe degauss it but it's not really needed. It will align to the next magnet you examine. Places that sell polarizing film and defraction gratings etc usually sell it. It's pretty cheap. You can just cut it with scissors if you get a larger sheet. ... I just waved a donut magnet from an old microwave magnetron over a 4x6 inch pc of it as I slowly pulled the magnet away. It reset the particles and it looks like a piece that never saw a field.

Be interesting to see what happens if the paper is hit with a degausser wand.

Yes, if you put it into a homogenous magnetic field (degauss may not work). But that require quite large equipment (the cross section of the magnetic core comparable with the paper size) so it does not worth the effort.

I would shake it, but it probably wouldn't work

I take an average large magnet and gradually "wipe" above the film. This clears it pretty decently

Right. Also some more stuff about it like freshness, if its a one use only, how it is sold, its applications or who uses it and to what purpose other than youtubers showing magnet places in devices. Etc. Entertaining video

It's not Amazon but you are welcome: www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=MV43

@@JLa748 , there is no freshness, just wave a strong magnet over it while slowly withdrawing it. It will randomize the pattern if the ghost image bothers you. It is used as a quick and dirty way to check which magnet blanks in a tray still need to be magnetized or which fixture (no of poles/orientation) was used etc.

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@@heman248 ijustine

@@JamilKhan-hk1wl ijustine is on a whole other level. On the surface she's your basic girly girl with the cutesy little dog and perfect hair and makeup baking cookies on her youtube channel, and then when you least expect it she gives you the tech specs of this laptop and why it's good for this workload and not great for another. It's magical. Physics girl is just straight up nerdy. (No bad intentions, i love nerds. I'm a nerd.)

@@UltimatePwnageNL I do not think Diana is a nerd, just because she doesn't show us the "girly" things on her channel doesn't mean she doesn't do it. Btw I like Physics girl much more than iJustine

@@UltimatePwnageNL Dianna is cute

That cylindrical neodymium magnet was larger (vol) than a lot of HDD magnets, so it'd be about the same.

yeah but the paper doesnt really show how strong the magnet is, just the _direction_ of the field at each point.

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Ganesh Subramanya I think it’s a joke

Ganesh Subramanya Not always

@Ganesh Subramanya welcome to 2019 everybody, the year where there has to be at least 1 person offended over a simple joke

@@Tullymastully only on cosmic black friday

i guess, technically, the "lines" are imaginary human conventions but the field itself is just invisible.

I use guys as a general term.

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