Its larger brother is magnetic.

They have different electrical and magnetic properties.

An electric current can generate magnetism.

And one of the unique capabilities that we leverage with the MR is the ability to measure temperature noninvasively.

But how many fluxons, how many magnetic strands are there in a single disk like this?

(l) Produce a disruptive electromagnetic pulse

So if this is a magnet, and let me draw another magnet.

These are two magnets.

This is a permanent magnet.

One hundred billion strands of magnetic field inside this three inch disk.

The center was in the process of converting historical Landsat data from aging magnetic media to new cassette tapes to preserve them for future use.

Now when you're in an fMRI scanner, you're in a big magnet that's aligning your molecules in certain areas.

Or another way to put it, if we have a magnet, the direction of the magnet or the side of the magnet that orients itself if it's allowed to orient freely without friction towards our geographic north, we call that the north pole.

Magnetic thin films 73. Over the last decade, magnetic thin films have replaced metal oxide particles as the source of magnetic flux in rigid disk magnetic storage media.

You won't be surprised to hear that if I take this circular magnet, in which the magnetic field is the same all around, the superconductor will be able to freely rotate around the axis of the magnet.

Small pulley and two strong magnets.

So let me draw two more magnets.

It's because of this that you need the magnetic braking system.

First, I'm going to show you that this is a magnetic pulse.

And there's another notion of magnetic north.

If you line the sides of the cabinets using the gel material if a cabinet slams shut it wouldn't make a loud noise, and in addition the magnets would draw the cabinets closed.

So there's this huge invisible shape structures that magnetism takes in the universe.

They have either identical or very similar electrical and magnetic properties.

No index file was found for this tape. Recreate the index from tape?

We hold it with a magnetic field.

And that if I were to flip this magnet around, it would actually repel north two north facing magnets would repel each other.

If I were to take this magnet, this one right here, and if I were to cut it in half, somehow miraculously each of those halves of that magnet will turn into two more magnets.

It causes one to be created out here.

There will be a spinning magnetic field.

This tape recorder is not new.

This tape has not been formatted by KDat.

Because when people first discovered these lodestones, or they took a lodestone and they magnetized a needle with that lodestone, and then that needle they put on a cork in a bucket of water, and that needle would point to the

It will cause one to get created on the other side.

Here's the MR. It provides the framework.

Lock tape drive on mount

Eject tape on unmount

And these tin particles were deposited on the tape heads and were crashing the tape heads.

So if the Earth was a big magnet, you would actually view that as a south pole of the magnet.

This feature is available only if the project lies on a local disk.

In a strong magnetic field, maybe we would get an intuition, but it's hard to have as deep of an intuition as we do for, say, falling objects, or friction, or forces, or fluid dynamics even, because we've all played with water.

A kind of induction, a kind of spread from person to person.

What I and my colleagues did was put 32 people, who were madly in love, into a functional MRI brain scanner.

This is sculpture that I made that it's magnetically levitated.

Reserve disk space before starting a torrent

But that would actually be the south pole, if you viewed the