Hello, I read somewhere that each pole of a magnet has a magnetic vortex. Thus the 3d model of the typical 2d representation of magnetic fields. I have also read that the vortexes spin clockwize and counter clockwize depending upon the pole. How does someone "see" the vortex spinning? Thanks. (I asked this previously and was accidentally catergorized as Engineering, electrical engineering. I thought I clicked Advanced Physics. Sorry.)
Hello, I read somewhere that each pole of a magnet has a magnetic vortex. Thus the 3d model of the typical 2d representation of magnetic fields. I have also read that the vortexes spin clockwize and counter clockwize depending upon the pole. How does someone "see" the vortex spinning? Thanks. (I asked this previously and was accidentally catergorized as Engineering, electrical engineering. I thought I clicked Advanced Physics. Sorry.)
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Hello, I read somewhere that each pole of a magnet has a magnetic vortex. Thus the 3d model of the typical 2d representation of magnetic fields. I have also read that the vortexes spin clockwize and counter clockwize depending upon the pole. How does someone "see" the vortex spinning? Thanks.
(I asked this previously and was accidentally catergorized as Engineering, electrical engineering. I thought I clicked Advanced Physics. Sorry.)
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