The magnetic fields of the universe.
The magnetic fields of the universe.
Andre Geim won the Nobel Prize in physics in 2010 with Konstantin Novoselov.
They won it for creating a magnetic field together with Michael Berry of 17 Tesla, which was capable of levitating a frog. The frog did not suffer any damage and came out of the experiment perfectly well. With a little more power, the Japanese scientists achieved the Moses effect. which is to separate or repel water, they managed to make a magnetic field that created a hole in a water sample.
Human beings have between 3.5 to 4 grams of iron in the body, more than half of it is in hemoglobin, which is an element of the blood and when this iron is oxygenated it also becomes diamagnetic, this means that this diamagnetic iron repels magnetic fields, so no, Mr. Magneto, the trick wouldn't work.
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