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NASA scientists figured out a way to take measures of magnetic fields and apply visual effects to them, effectively making the magnetic fields themselves actually visible. The result is an amazing demonstration video, which shows how magnetic fields not only operate in the laboratory, but exist side-by-side with us even on our work desks. You won't look at that paper weight the same way every again. (by Austin Keenan) Running Time: 1:17This great video appears on
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