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Magnetic Field Gravity Lines
by Owen Borville
October 24, 2021
Science

A magnetic field is a region where magnetism exists surrounding a magnetic object, electric charges, or electric current, commonly iron or other metallic material.

A line of gravity is an imaginary line from the center of gravity to the surface the object is standing on and represents the direction of gravity force on an object.

These lines are spread through out a magnetic field and can represent a fractal pattern.

A conceptal magnetic field of the Earth can be illustrated with gravity lines surrounding the magnetic field.
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