No one has figured out how magnets work yet so we can't tell you, sorry OP. The leading theory is that 4000 years ago a mighty wizard enchanted a bunch of metal to have the properties of magnetism and spread it throughout the cosmos.
>>16806804 (OP)
Moving charge creates magnetic attraction. The magnetic force follows the Maxwell equations. Electrons in atoms are charge and they move, so they create a magnetic force >but probability clouds
It's still moving charge even if the Bohr model is wrong >but electron spin
Is not the primary mechanism in magnets >but relativity
The Maxwell equations cover it
>>16806970
I think OP don't want to know how magnetism is created but what it is. Gravity we can explain with spacetime, can we explain magnetism with a similar model?
>>16806804 (OP)
You know how surrounding air will fill a vaccum if one is present? And if you have a lot of pressure in one spot it will expand to the surrounding air?
Well electric charge does the same thing. It's always trying to find a local equilibrium. You can imagine a magnetic north as a high pressure zone and south as low pressure if you wish. Two norths repel because you're trying to fit more charge in a finite space. Two souths repel because you're trying to pull more energy out of what's already a void.
North and south attract because because now you have a corresponding source to match the sink.
>>16807170
Magnetism is relativity applied to electricity. Anything that moves relative to anything else experiences relatity, specifically length contraction. Moving charge causes length contraction that makes a conductor that would normally be neutral to have a larger (or smaller) concentration of charge, which attracts or repels other particles
>>16806813
Our own lives make no sense anon
We are "here" wherever that is, and "alive" and "conscious" whatever that's supposed to mean
For no reason at all
We just use science and other shit as a distraction to not get mad from the insanity of it all
We form patterns and smile to ourselves and say "aha, so that's why"
But it's all just a cope to avoid answering the fundamental questions
superconductors have zero resistance. does it take electrical power to keep super conducting magnets running in things like an mri machine. or is it just a matter of keeping the coils cold?
>>16807205
LOL. Length contraction is not a physical phenomenon, it's an artifact of badly defined notions in SR like length. Length requires you to take two measurements simultaneously but there is no such thing as absolute simultaneity in SR. There is no magical force that shrinks objects because someone is moving around them lol
>>16806804 (OP)
for dumdums like you, its basically two guys that live on opposite sides of the street and hate each other so much they will do anything they can to avoid the other guy while oddly enough loving their respective spouse so much that they are always together no matter what.
>>16807255
yeah man, there's always this weird glow whenever I get a spoon or sometthing close to my fridge magnets
really annoying
do you listen to yourself, dumbass?
>>16806804 (OP)
Classically we beieved there existed small ampere currents in magnetic material which were so aligned not to cancel out as in most materials and instead it alligned in scuh a way where it produces a magnetic field.
Nowadays, QM says it has something to do with spin or something I dunno. Best answer is we don't really know we just have okay models.
>>16807252
Well you are a single organism made of tons of organisms. You are more so the bacteria in your body than you are your body. Study biology. People get lost in thinking of themself as who they are rather than what comprises them. A car without an engine is just rolling chunk of metal. You without bacteria do not exist. You are a bunch of single cell organisms escaping chaos. You are literally in heaven compared to most organisms. Enjoy it. Relax. It's alright anon.
>>16806970 >>but electron spin >Is not the primary mechanism in magnets
no. you're right that dipole-dipole interactions are tiny, but ferromagnetism comes from the interchange interaction, which couples spin and not orbital angular momentum.