The principle of magnetism is that there is a magnetic field around the magnet, and the interaction between the magnets is the magnetic field as the medium. The attraction of a magnet depends on the properties of the magnet, which, if explained in terms of atomic currents, is the magnetic field generated by the current. In other words, a magnetized object produces an electric field, and the interaction of these fields produces a force. A particular form of matter present in the space surrounding an electric current, eastern charge, magnet, or changing electric field.
Most matter is made up of molecules, which are made up of atoms, which are made up of nuclei and electrons. Inside the atom, electrons are constantly rotating around the nucleus. A magnetic field is a special kind of matter that cannot be seen or touched. Magnetization is not made up of atoms or molecules. Magnetic fields have the radiative properties of wave particles.
A magnetic field is a substance that exerts a magnetic effect on a magnet placed in it. The basic characteristic of a magnetic field is that it exerts a force on a moving charge, that is, a charged conductor is subjected to a magnetic field in a magnetic field. When ferromagnetic materials are magnetized, the internal magnetic domains are aligned in the same direction, which strengthens the magnetism and forms a magnet. The process of magnetic iron is the process of magnetization of iron, magnetized iron and magnet in different polarity between the gravity, iron and magnet firmly "stick" together.
