Magnets for Kids: How Do They Work? | Science & Engineering Explained🧲

Join Alex and Maya as they explore the invisible world of Magnets! In this fun animated science lesson, we discover how magnetic fields work, why opposites attract, and how trains can float without wheels!
🧲 IN THIS VIDEO:
Alex tries to use "telekinesis" to move a paperclip, but his sister Maya reveals the truth: it’s the power of Magnetism! Together, they perform cool experiments to see if magnets work through water, learn about the North and South Poles, and uncover why the Earth itself is one giant magnet.
We also look at real-world technology like Maglev Trains and animal migration! Perfect for kids aged 7-14, students, and science lovers.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:08 - Magic Trick or Magnet?
0:48 - What is a Magnetic Field?
1:29 - Ghost Force: Which materials do magnets pass through?
1:48 - The Water Experiment (Will it work?)
2:30 - North Pole vs. South Pole (Attract & Repel)
3:55 - Why Earth is a Giant Magnet
4:46 - Flying Trains? (Maglev Technology)
5:58 - The Magnet Quiz!
6:42 - Try This at Home: The Magnet Hunt

💡 KEY LEARNING POINTS:
What materials are magnetic (Iron, Nickel, Cobalt).
Understanding Attraction vs. Repulsion.
How Maglev trains use magnetic repulsion to float.
How compasses use the Earth's magnetic field.

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