Magnetic Current

The book details a two-year experiment with magnets conducted in Florida, exploring the concept of magnetic currents. It posits that the Earth functions as a massive magnet, with two distinct types of currents—one comprising North Pole magnets and the other South Pole magnets—interacting in a dynamic, swirling motion. The author aims to clarify misconceptions about magnetic and electric currents, emphasizing their unique characteristics and behaviors. This exploration combines scientific inquiry with personal observation, offering insights into the nature of magnetism.