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Another thought I had

I am a huge black smithing fan boy, I wish I had an area to setup a furnace and tools and maybe oneday I can make that happen. Which got me to thinking that when iron hits a certain temp it reaches its curie point. Curie point is when iron becomes non magnetic. Accoriding to the globe model the center of the earth is molten iron and controls our poles. Magnetic fields are not a strong point of molten iron..... It;s almost like the lies are so simple and easy to dismiss on purpose.

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rt3tech

May 15

What happens to the molten metal's conductive properties? Does it increase impedance, hence the loss of magnetism? Just stick your ohmeter's probes on that bowl of slag haha

Philip C

May 07

The magnetic field isn't generated directly by the iron. It's supposed to be a result of thermal convection.

Adam

May 09

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That's just pure speculation. Besides wouldn't north point towards the core of the earth, and not the "north pole"?

Philip C

May 12

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It would point at the north pole. It wouldn't point towards the earth.

If you would like a video kind of showing that effect. Here--- https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Q-4g1LcxKk4

Adam

May 24

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Can you demonstrate or tell me how to make a magnet work in a manner as described above. I would assume when two magnets attract to each other they would start spinning if the force created acted as above.

sheepamongwolves

Sep 23, 2023

Ya! That's a HUGE one Adam. Do you know the numbers off hand? (I'm being lazy...)

supposed temp of the spinning molten iron core of the earth?
curie point of iron?

Adam

Sep 23, 2023

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The Curie point if iron is 770c or 1050f and becomes molten at 1538c. Tungeston has the highest values that I found, becoming molten at 3400c or 6152f. As per the google machine the inner core is 5200c or 9392f. In one image it showed a soild inner core with a molten core around it, with the molten core around 3800c and the inner solid core from 6000 to 11000c.

There is no metal that I can find evidence of that can 1 withstand such heat and pressure 3.6 million atmosphere in the center of the earth and stay magnetic. Tungsten is Paramagnetic, and its has the highest thermal properties that I have found. With colbat havbing one of the highest curie points at1121c or 2050f. It's one of those things.

sheepamongwolves

Sep 24, 2023

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Adam, I save a screenshot of this in my files, thank you.