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Re: Physics QOTD

The rods do have an attractive force and neither rod is above or below the other. They are parallel with each other and directly side-by-side. The axis where the two B fields intersect in the middle just means the B fields cancel out there and the net B field is zero. The force between the rods should be in a plane independent of gravity.

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