Question about magnetic energy
Its really a mystery (to me). Where does the magnetic energy comes from? i.e., a magnet creates an energy output without the need of an energy input. This violates the of laws of physics. How can you explain that?
And i know it takes some energy to create a magnet. But what about the natural magnets?
And i know it takes some energy to create a magnet. But what about the natural magnets?
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Ramani AswathThere is only a magnetic field around a magnet. It does not produce energy. So there is no violation of the laws of thermodynamics.
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