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Stuff to Blow Your Mind: Science on the Web: Ferrofluid Sculptures
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That molten metal sculpture coming to life before your eyes isn't the work of our future robot overlords. It's the work of iron oxide particles making their ways to the nearest magnetic field. How do they defy gravity, and what makes them so spiky?
That molten metal sculpture coming to life before your eyes isn't the work of our future robot overlords. It's the work of iron oxide particles making their ways to the nearest magnetic field. How do they defy gravity, and what makes them so spiky?
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