magnet
Magnets (the object) are things that attract. As the saying goes[who?], opposites attract. This is because opposite ends of the magnets magnetise.[how?] Because physics. Magnets are typically made from materials, and are usually solid.
| magnet | |
|---|---|
| Vocaloid song | |
| 湊貴大 feat. 初音ミク, 巡音ルカ | |
| Release date | 1st May, 2009 |
| Yuri song. The punchline here is that it exists. So it's like Triple Baka in that way | |
magnet is also a Vocaloid song, featuring in multiple 初音ミク -Project DIVA- entries. The illustrator for the cover art faced a plagiarism scandal in 2010[1].
- ↑ ゆのみ (Illustrator), from VocaDB
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In popular culture
- Maglev trains float on tracks of electromagnets.
- Demonstrations of LK-99 showed it floating on a platform, like how magnets can make things levitate.
- Unfortunately, it didn't end up being a superconductor.
- Magnets were part of the downfall of the Superconducting Super Collider. No amount of retired US admirals could save that project.
- Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka make a good duo. Just look at them! Blue and pink, great contrast.
- Vocaloid as a whole is so incredibly gay that magnet doesn't really stand out.