/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anon No.2855042]

Why wouldn't this work? Serious!

[Anonymous No.2855054]

The saw would get stuck to the magnet, and could not cut it in half.

Serious.

[Anon No.2855056]

This one also for instance :(
TELL MEE!!!

[Anonymous No.2855064]

>>2855042

You would just get two magnets. Its like, the opposide end of the south side of the magnet becomes north, and vice versa. If that makes sense.

[Anon No.2855065]

But i know this one work ^^

[Anonymous No.2855068]

You'd make two magnets, not a half of one.

[Anonymous No.2855072]

the electrons realign their spin when in the presence of a changed magnetic field (e.g. when you cut the magnet in half)

there isn't some magical property "south" and "north" that half of electrons have. the magnetic field arises as a result of the presence of other magnetic forces which align themselves in the case of certain materials

[Anonymous No.2855075]

sage

[Aleprechaunist !!CZ8IfyRYhEB No.2855084]

>>2855056

We barely can make a glow in the dark monkey! This would surely be impossible!

Unless it was a glow in the dark pig-snake....

[Anonymous No.2855100]

>>2855084

Bacon doesnt even come from pig skin.

Bacon is just a flavored meat from the belly side of a pig.

[Anonymous No.2855116]

>>2855042
Even though this is blatantly a trollthread (hence the original image) it would not be so. The magnetic field "flows" throughout the magnet, and that direction of "flow" would still be the same even after cutting the magnet in half. You would have two magnets with two poles each as opposed to having two magnets with just one pole each. The severed ends of the two magnets would assume their respective poles.