How strong would a magnetic field have to be to kill you?

9/10/2021

This blog post explores the hypothetical scenario of a magnetic field being strong enough to kill a person. The author discusses the concept of magnetic fields, their strength, and their impact on the human body. They explain that while humans are exposed to magnetic fields in everyday life, the strength is not usually at a level that would cause harm. The post goes on to explain the potential effects of extremely strong magnetic fields on the body, such as disrupting the electrical signals in the brain and heart. However, the author emphasizes that such scenarios are highly unlikely to occur naturally. Overall, the post provides a fascinating exploration of the theoretical consequences of a magnetic field strong enough to be fatal.

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