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Creating a magnetic field using electricity is easy: an electric current flowing in a wire generates a magnetic field around that wire.
ECONOMIST: Recreating the planet's magnetic field in a laboratory
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Note that an American, Oberlin Smith, described how magnetic recording could be done on magnetic impregnated thread or steel wire in 1888.
FORBES: Magnetic Tape Turns 60
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These impurities help tame the magnetic fields caused by current inside the wire, increasing its capacity.
ECONOMIST: Inside story
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Physicists thought that ballistic anisotropic magnetoresistance would show itself when a magnetised metal wire a few atoms across was placed in a second magnetic field.
ECONOMIST: Spintronics
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He starts with magnetic resonance imaging and computerized tomography scans to create a "finite element model, " a wire-frame mesh to be filled with information.
FORBES: Magazine Article