The 31 magnetic toy balls taken from the three-year-old boy at the Children's Hospital 2 in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Supplied Doctors at Children's Hospital 2 in Ho Chi Minh City have removed 31 ...

Back and bigger than ever, Aldi has launched its most extensive range of wooden toys. As part of its famous Specialbuys range ...

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An EU-wide warning has been issued over a children's toy feared to contain dangerously high levels of arsenic. The "Magnetic Putty" toy was banned from sale by Northamptonshire Trading Standards ...

The modern toy world likes to tempt parents with colorful, battery-operated, fancy-looking playthings, but the toys that stand the true test of time are simple, open-ended building toys.

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Two researchers who independently developed the neodymium magnet — used in everything from hard disk drives to automobiles — have been awarded the 44th Honda Prize. In 1982, two researchers ...

And while we’re pretty sure that [Retsetman] didn’t invent it after hitting his head on the toilet, this magnetic gearbox is still really cool. Where most gearboxes have, you know, gears ...

A permanent magnet is always magnetic. It has an invisible magnetic field. Only certain materials, such as iron, feel a magnetic force. Permanent magnets can come in lots of different shapes and ...

Magnetic materials are always made of metal, but not all metals are magnetic. Iron is magnetic, so any metal with iron in it will be attracted to a magnet. Steel contains iron, so a steel ...

Read the paper: Dynamic transition and Galilean relativity of current-driven skyrmions Magnetic skyrmions were once thought to arise exclusively from an ‘antisymmetric’ interaction ...