Compass for magnetism and Co.

Function:
Just like a magnet, the earth has a magnetic field.

 

It is common knowledge that the North and South Poles attract each other.

 

This compass has a magnetic compass needle.
The magnetic pointer in the compass always points north - but not in the direction of the geographic north pole, but in the direction of the north magnetic pole.
Anyone who uses a compass should remember the difference well.
It is also decisive at which point on earth someone looks at the compass: The display on the compass becomes less precise the closer the magnetic pole is.

 

Use:
With the magnetic compass you can easily determine the poles of the magnets.
The compass needle is always aimed at the north pole of a magnet.
In this way, children in particular can easily understand and learn the basics of magnetism while playing.

 

In addition, the compass is the perfect companion for all outdoor activities.
It is ideal for all enthusiastic camping fans or hikers.
The compass helps you to find your way around in the right direction at all times.
On a night hike, for example, you can not only orient yourself by the stars.