Sentences with SOUTH-SEEKING-POLE

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet is attracted to the north-seeking pole."

"The compass needle is a south-seeking pole that points towards the Earth's magnetic north pole."

"The south-seeking pole of a bar magnet repels another south-seeking pole."

"When two south-seeking poles face each other, they push each other apart."

"The south-seeking pole of a compass aligns with the Earth's magnetic field lines."

"In a magnet, the south-seeking pole is typically colored red."

"A magnet's south-seeking pole will attract and stick to certain metals like iron."

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet always points towards the Earth's geographic North Pole."

"When suspended freely, a south-seeking pole of a magnet will align itself with the Earth's magnetic field."

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet is also known as the negative pole."

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet and the north-seeking pole of another magnet will attract each other."

"When the south-seeking pole of one magnet is brought close to the south-seeking pole of another magnet, they repel each other."

"Compasses use the Earth's magnetic field to orient themselves with the south-seeking pole pointing north."

"Magnets with a strong south-seeking pole can exert a greater force of attraction."

"Scientists have discovered that animals like birds use the Earth's magnetic field for navigation with their south-seeking poles."

"The interaction between a magnet's south-seeking pole and a coil of wire can generate electricity."

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet can be demagnetized by heating it to a high temperature."

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet has a magnetic field that extends into the surrounding space."

"The south-seeking pole of a magnet will always seek out the Earth's magnetic field lines."

"Magnetic levitation occurs when the repulsion between a magnet's south-seeking pole and another south-seeking pole suspends the magnet in mid-air."