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Who invented magnetism?

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It was not invented actually..

Manes was the person who was a herder in ancient Greece.in his stick there was an iron screw .when one day he was going with the herd in the field his stick attracted towards a stone and he put that stone out .from there people started using it.SO HE FOUND THE MAGNET NOT INVENTED

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The Ancient Greeks first discovered magnets underground

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Magnetism was not invented but it was discovered by the ancient Greek's.

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