why do magnets slowly lose their magnetic field?
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why do magnets slowly lose their magnetic field?
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Natural magnets work by getting electrons spinning in the same direction, the more electrons spin the same way, the stronger it is
As a magnet interacts with other magnetic things, it causes some of the spins to scramble randomly, which decreases the strength over time