Is it possible to have magnetic field so strong it would effect or harm a human being?

[DocCathode]

@Snarky_Kong

There are readily available videos of frogs and spiders being levitated with man-made magnets. Just scale them up a bit.

I remember reading about this years ago. The researchers admitted that a large enough device could levitate a human. But they said they had no plans to build one as they couldn’t see a use for it.

[RaftPeople]

@california_jobcase

I’m pretty sure magnetic fields have never effected a human being. They may have had an effect on someone’s nuclei, however.

I can’t tell if you are joking or not, but if you are serious you should re-read my post and by-tor’s post.

[Fish_Cheer]

@Joey_P

Off the top of my head it aligns the dipoles in your body, then does something else and takes a picture.

This is by far the most accessible explanation of MRI I’ve ever seen.

[california_jobcase]

RaftPeople- effected means to make or bring about. Affected is the word the OP should have used. The plural of nucleus is nuclei.

[njtt]

@RaftPeople

I can’t tell if you are joking or not, but if you are serious you should re-read my post and by-tor’s post.

Well, I am wondering why I bothered now.

[Derleth]

Is it possible to have magnetic field so strong it would effect or harm a human being?

“My father was a magnetic field, my mother was very surprised.” – Thursday

[california_jobcase]

Well, effected means to have made or brought about, anyway. Damn tenses-