Magnet Videos
Assignment Discovery: Magnetism of the Sun
Did you know the sun is highly magnetic? See how magnetism affects solar emissions on Discovery Channel's "Assignment Discovery."
Dual Survival: Scratch Compass
Dave creates a compass out of magnet from a dive mask, water, and a flashlight lens.
Extreme Engineering: Maglev Train
Engineers are testing an experimental train that floats on a magnetic field, called Maglev, for magnetic levitation. Learn more about this speedy vehicle on Discovery Channel's series, "Extreme Engineering."
G Word: Magnetic Power
See how magnets are used to generate power in this video from Planet Green's "G Word" series.
Head Rush: Magnetic Boats
Watch to see how Kari creates a power propulsion system without any moving parts.
Hyperspeed: World's Fastest Train
In this clip from Discovery Channel's "Hyperspeed," Engineer Robert Budell explains the technology behind magnetic levitation trains, the fastest trains on the planet.
It's Me or the Dog: Understanding Dog Packs
It's important to understand where dogs come from. In this webisode of Animal Planet's "It's Me or the Dog," Victoria gives a fun lesson with fridge magnets.
Kapow Superhero Science: Magnetic Levitation
The ability to levitate objects through magnetism is investigated on The Science Channel's "Kapow! Superhero Science."
MythBusters: Exploding Tattoo MiniMyth
Will your tattoo, which contains traces of metal, explode during an MRI? See what Kari Byron, Tory Belleci and Scottie Chapman discovered in 2004.
Penn & Teller Tell A Lie: Magnet Tattoo Removal
Penn and Teller reveal how they concocted the magnet tattoo removal lie.
Really Big Things: Moving Steel
On Discovery Channel's "Really Big Things," host Matt Rogers shows us how to move steel. In order to move steel you must use a large magnet.
Really Big Things: Printing Process of Feeding the Kite
In the printing process, you must feed what is called a kite. The kite is a magnetic proof of a newspaper. See how it is lined up to giant rolls of paper with host Matt Rogers on Discovery Channel's "Really Big Things."
Some Assembly Required: Guitar Strings
Learn how to attach guitar strings to a guitar on Discovery Channel's "Some Assembly Required."
Most Watched In Physical Science ( Last 30 days )
4,359 Views
2,705 Views
2,616 Views
1,779 Views
1,584 Views
1,555 Views
1,372 Views
1,358 Views
1,311 Views
1,243 Views
976 Views
959 Views
876 Views
865 Views
700 Views
663 Views
632 Views
631 Views
582 Views
517 Views
513 Views
511 Views
All Videos In Physical Science
1,529 Views
43,382 Views
23,251 Views
9,430 Views
4,706 Views
3,512 Views
2,795 Views
40,429 Views
120,369 Views
6,488 Views
819 Views
2,095 Views
112,033 Views
1,954 Views
7,829 Views
1,034 Views
5,750 Views
54,552 Views
8,387 Views
6,891 Views
2,110 Views
628,793 Views
1,362,962 Views
367,423 Views
406,309 Views
64,624 Views
62,705 Views
264,109 Views
