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how is magnetism related to physics?

my physics project i shows the interaction between magnetic and ferromagnetic materialsmy teacher wants me to explain the significance of the project as well as expain how the principles of magnetism is physics-relatedcan someone explain to me how magnetism is physics related? i read pedia so don‘t give me a pedia link please. 10 points best answer

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Could you please explain your question a bit more? I hope you know that the study of magnetism is a branch of physics and thus it HAS to be physics related! But I guess that's not what you are looking for I'm not sure if you are looking for the answers to the following questions: (1) Which part of physics is magnetism related to? (2) What is the origin of magnetism? Well, the answer to the first question is Electromagnetism. This field of physics studies how electric and magnetic fields are created and how they interact with matter. If you have ever heard of the famous Maxwell's Equations . these equations precisely do the job ! The answer to the second question is far more complicated. At the easiest level the answer is Magnetic Fields are created by electric currents, the same thing that light up the bulbs in your room, or make your computer work. To detect magnetic fields, you need currents as well . in other words, a wire carrying a current gets deflected by a magnetic field. You might be a little puzzled to hear that I never mentioned about magnets which are more common source of magnetic fields. The reason is, every magnet in this universe is basically carry currents inside it amazing isn't it? . well that's how physics is the fact is, and I have to be very crude here since the actual story is far far more complicated and needs quantum mechanics for a fuller explanation but every magnetic material has special arrangement of electrons inside them which circulate in closed loops, thus forming tiny loops of currents. If you want to go beyond that you can look up a book on electromagnetism .
I always had the rule: Use the bit that the horse responds to. You will not harden their mouth by using a stronger bit. Bad hands and ill fitting tack rouin horse's mouths. This is a matter of saftey, and you sound as if you are taking the right approach (lots of work on the flat) I trained many horses in some hard core bits. After awhile the owners could switch back to a snaffle, but they would always need training sessions in the harder bit to tune up. If you need spurs, you will always need spurs. Don't fear the equipment, be wary of misused equipment.
Not sure what you are saying, so I will go through the various possibilities. 1)Speed and place are both relative, so 'both are the same' does not exist. 2) Distance becoming shorter is Einstein, not QM, but I disgress. In General Relativity, yes, you can make is so that there is zero distance between two given point by moving at the speed of light, as per your observation. However, this is only in the direction of motion, so you would get a large flat plane, with only one point occupied, not all. 3) Is there a distance becomes so small that velocity and place are one nope, they are two entirely seperate things! You cannot mingle them! (If I recall correctly)
magnetism is a play of attraction between positive and negative forces in fulfillment of the principle of harmonious balance of opposites. The purpose is to hold in place the perpetual movement of the universal manifestation of collective life. These positive and negative forces however may be enclosed or respresented by any form, from the grossest to the finest atomic form or energy. And the greater and primal the attraction of forces, the stronger the bonding, which in physics is expressed in weight. These manifestations of form may be considered as ferromagnetic materials that contain magnetic atoms, making them perform equally as our conventional magnets would.
actually there is such thing as a strong horse *hard headed,they wont flex,turn easily or the will stiffen at the neck.* well if you wan to use a snaffel bit *they are very soft and light * soften the horse to the bit. i know that this sounds time consuming but all you have to do is laterall and downward flextion ill explain ( get the bit that you feel comfortable and that you want to use on your horse. as you sit in the saddle at a stand still pull down on the reighns with a light but good enough pressure and wait for the horse to lower his head, keep doing that every day or every time you begin riding, lateral flection is when you pull your horses head to the side and wait for you horse to realease the pressure(give a slight slack on the reighns, once your horse releases then you let go of the reighns and let him think abou it, when you pull thier heads to the side they will most liukely turn in a circle, just wait untill they stand still and relax and give to the pressure!

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