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Magnets become stronger when billions of atoms point the same direction.

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Magnets can be cut in half forever without producing a single pole.

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Magnets helped humans discover an invisible force surrounding the planet.

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Magnets hide inside atoms.

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Magnetic north is actually magnetic south.

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Magnets were useful for navigation long before they were understood.

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Magnets can repel without touching.

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Magnets can erase data without leaving a mark.

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Magnets can survive being shattered into smaller magnets.

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Magnets make modern hard drives possible.

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Magnets store data on magnetic stripes.

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Magnets can pull on each other across a vacuum.

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Earth behaves like a giant magnet.

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Magnets never have just one pole.

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Lodestones guided sailors long before science explained them.

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Magnets can make trains float.

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Magnets helped people navigate centuries before they understood them.

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Magnets are powerful enough to see inside the human body.

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Magnets attract surprisingly few metals.

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Magnets can move objects through solid walls.