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Push and pull forces part three. Do you remember all the push and pull forces?

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So far we've reviewed contact and non-contact forces, also balanced and unbalanced forces.

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Next, we'll review magnetism. It's the third kind of push and pull force.

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Magnets have a force called magnetism. This can be a push or a pull force. Magnetism is a

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non-contact force because a magnet moves an object without touching it. Most magnets are

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man-made. They are made from iron and steel and can be different shapes, but some magnets are

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natural. For example, the mineral magnetite is a natural magnet. But how do magnets work? Magnets

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create a magnetic field around them. We cannot see these forces, but they attract objects made

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of iron and steel. We can see the objects moving towards the magnet. In this photo, the iron

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feelings show us where the magnetic field is. All magnets have two ends, the north pole and

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the south pole. On the left, the north and south pole are opposite and therefore attract each other.

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On the right, the same poles north and north repel against each other. Thanks for listening. See you soon.