Also does anyone know how those ultra strong magnets are affecting our planet if at all?
Edit: sorry the [link](https://imamagnets.com/en/blog/what-is-most-powerful-magnet/#:~:text=The%20world’s%20most%20powerful%20magnet%20is%2044.14%20Teslas.&text=This%20super%20magnet%20has%20a,we%20find%20in%20a%20hospital) says 900,000 times the earths magnetism
Edit 2: Thank you wonderful people for clearing that up. Your minor support did more for my mental health than you realize not just for the knowledge but also the general support from the community. Y’all are amazing.
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The measurement is like the magnets concentration for lack of a better word. It doesn’t mean it extends far, it just means that source is very dense. Earth is a very strong magnet, but it’s spread out very far.
Your compass would point towards it if you were close enough though
And I don’t think it would really have any noticeable effect on Earth, but we couldn’t really know for 100% certainty. It’s way harder to magnetize an object (permanently) than you’d think, most of the super strong magnets are temporary ones created using strong currents of electricity (electromagnets)
Everything technically has a field/alignment though, it’s not like it’s changing the molecular properties drastically. Most materials would just go back immediately after being exposed to a magnetic field or not show anything we associate with magnetism like attraction, etc.
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