If a magnet was left in space till the end of time would it still be as strong as it originally was?
If the magnet was in a sterile vacuum that is absent from the dangers of space there must always be something that will demagnetize the magnet because nothing lasts forever.Cosmic radiation would probably have an effect.
Being the end of time - who (or whom) will be around to check one way or the other? If so will they really be all that interested. If they were still around (and interested) they probably already knew the outcome in advance.
It's an interesting philosophical question.
If it were possible to isolate the magnet from all external influences then there would be nothing to demagnetize it.If the magnet was in a sterile vacuum that is absent from the dangers of space there must always be something that will demagnetize the magnet because nothing lasts forever.
I think any civilization at that time scraping an existence around a red dwarf would have more important things to worry about, o well
I didn't think about that one. YES the magnet would vanish before it demagnetizesIf it were possible to isolate the magnet from all external influences then there would be nothing to demagnetize it.
If nothing lasts forever does the magnet itself physically vanish before it demagnetizes?
No, the universe is still here - I think....???Have I missed something?
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