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copper pipe magnet
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I could do that all day too 
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I also now know what to get my little brother for his birthday Entertainment for hours until he tries to set it on fire
Entertainment for hours until he tries to set it on fire
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Tomorrow's to do list now includes find a magnet and copper pipe!!!
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Basic electromagnetism. 
Cool stuff nonetheless.
I'm guessing those Neodymium magnets are somewhere in the 35 - 45 megagauss energy product range - very high. These are so strong that if they are allowed to contact a piece of steel, they are nearly impossible to pull off with your fingers. You can probably buy them online.
In comparison, a standard "refrigerator magnet" is only a few kilogauss.
Cool stuff nonetheless.
I'm guessing those Neodymium magnets are somewhere in the 35 - 45 megagauss energy product range - very high. These are so strong that if they are allowed to contact a piece of steel, they are nearly impossible to pull off with your fingers. You can probably buy them online.
In comparison, a standard "refrigerator magnet" is only a few kilogauss.
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I never knew KennyG knew so much about magnets!!
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