Mıknatısı Kırarsan Ne Olur? Cevap Akıl Almaz | Richard Feynman

When you break a magnet in half, you think you'll get "a single piece with a north," right? But nature shows you the opposite: You get two complete, perfect magnets, each with both a north and a south. And this takes you inside the atom, to a mystery that science still hasn't solved. In this video, we explore the mystery of magnets through the eyes of Richard Feynman: How does the rotation of electrons around their own axis create magnetism? Why has the imaginary particle called the "magnetic monopole," which has only one pole, never been found? How is the Earth itself a giant magnet? And why are electricity and magnetism actually two different sides of the same force? With neighborhood, rope, compass, and simple analogies, we explain one of physics' most astonishing questions in a way that even the uncle at the grocery store can understand. After this video, you'll look at even the most ordinary magnet on your refrigerator with a whole new level of wonder. Keep wondering. Because nature whispers its secrets only to those who ask. 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe if you want to think like Feynman.