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  <title>Magnets and the Monte Alto </title>
  <description> Magnets are cool, and everyone has at least one. They hang our pictures on refrigerators, they hold things together, they’re used in various machinery, even the center of Earth has a type of one. Put simply, a magnet is a rock or piece of metal, called ferromagnetic metals, that have the ability to pull metals to – or repel metals away – from itself with a force called magnetism.  On this episode, we examine the attraction between magnets and why certain parts of the body have more pull.&amp;amp;nbsp;  </description>
  <author_name>The Unusual History of Every Thing</author_name>
  <author_url>https://www.MuseCuratorial.com</author_url>
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