“A static magnetic field can power a light bulb.” Truth: No. The field must be changing (moving magnet or AC). A stationary magnet next to a wire does nothing.
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Moving a magnet near a coil of wire forces electrons to move, creating an electric current—this is how power generators work. 2. The Four "Golden Rules" “A static magnetic field can power a light bulb