[KTM rider]

I would like to see more experimentation with magnetism. For example I find it fascinating that It is magnetic at normal temperatures, but critical temperature (about 1420° F for simple carbon steel) also makes steel non-magnetic. But it doesn't become magnetic again until it drops to about 500° F

Nuclear reaction is over rated. They say the earths gravity is similar to magnetism, if so then does all magnetism, even small magnets apply to Einsteins theory of General relativity

perhaps there is a way to manipulate time as it passes through some sort of crystaline structure enough to create a "exponentially magnetic" power source, now that would be "The Philosophers Stone"

[algore]

I thought everyone knew that?

But maybe they have recently replaced materials science with gender fluidity studies so who knows

While my oven will do that temp most of the metals I have ever melted were/are diamagnetic.

Interesting

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[Chad C. Mulligan]

The magnetic behavior of steels is well understood. The crystal structure changes at ~1420F.

I think a certain poster here on FR is going to be bereft.

[Nateman]

....I would like to see more experimentation with magnetism

You are not alone. Jules Verne and H G Wells had similar views. Experiments were done and electricity and magnetism became a well known subject.

If there is a Philosopher Stone in this world it is simply freedom and liberty. Once you get out of the way of great minds and let them work unimpeded they produce great things. The problem comes from little minds that think they are so great they can regulate and control the great ones and get Utopia that way.