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Why do cars in neutral seem to roll uphill on magnetic hills?
Answer: Optical illusion
Why: A hidden or tilted horizon removes the usual level reference, so a gentle downhill stretch of road looks as if it climbs.
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What animal did scientists float inside a strong magnet in 1997?
Answer: Frog
Why: A frog is mostly water, which a strong enough magnet weakly pushes away, so the 16-tesla field could balance its weight.
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How do parallel wires react when electric currents flow the same way?
Answer: Pull together
Why: This pull between parallel wires defined the ampere from 1948 until the SI units were redefined in 2019.
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What does an electric current in a nearby wire do to a compass?
Answer: Turns the needle
Why: The current wraps the wire in circular magnetic field lines, so the needle swings to lie across the wire rather than point at it.
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What keeps an ordinary iron nail from acting as a magnet?
Answer: Domains point randomly
Why: Inside each domain the atoms' tiny magnets already point the same way; magnetizing the nail makes the domains that match the field grow.
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When did Earth's magnetic poles last flip and stay flipped?
Answer: About 780,000 years ago
Why: Lava cooling at mid-ocean ridges freezes in the field's direction, so the seafloor holds matching stripes of normal and reversed magnetism.