Magnets, motion and measurement

[kolbacict]

Well, I meant something like a Howard Johnson motor. And the declared asymmetry of the banana magnet. In its replication...
By the way, some motors have excellent bananas.
p.s. It seems I just realized my mistake. My magnets have sharp ends with the same poles. And you need the various.

[ayeaye]

Well, I meant something like a Howard Johnson motor. And the declared asymmetry of the banana magnet. In its replication...

I'm sorry but, all i see on that drawing is a complete symmetry, and there is no reason why the magnet should move in any particular direction.

Moon doesn't have magnetic field. Or i cannot say for certain that it has no magnetic field, but if it has any, it is very weak, even close to the moon.

The magnetic field decreases inverse of the square root of the distance, or close to that, so certainly the magnets nearer have a lot more force.

[kolbacict]

Can I re-magnetize it?
So that the poles are lined up differently?
Using a current pulse in a powerful coil?

[ayeaye]

Can I re-magnetize it?

With a powerful neodymium magnet you can i think. One taken from an old hard drive, maybe, or maybe it's not strong enough.

[citfta]

Does it? When there is ebb on one side of the earth, there is tide on the opposite side of the earth, check it out. The moon's gravitational field therefore goes through the earth's gravitational field.

Apparently you have never spent any time at the ocean.  High tides occur every 12 hours.  So when it is high tide on one side of the earth it is also high tide on the opposite side of the earth.