Electromagnets that develop their fields depending on a host and temporarily superimpose the earth’s magnetic field. They depend on the specific properties of the objects used: urban or rural finds, technical or archaeological artefacts, or even works of art.
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small battery or solar cell operated electromagnets, made of copper wire and wrapped around host objects superimposing the magnetic field of the earth locally. Installed at different points North and South America, Europe and Asia
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Copper wire wound around local fruit is supplied with electrical energy by a galvanic system via the fruit acid and thus generates a field structure which locally superimposes the earth’s magnetic field.