Does a magnet undergo a change in strength when moved from the surface of the earth to the surface of the moon?

dawgdays2015-10-02T12:58:54Z

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No. The magnet itself does not change.

However, the force the magnet encounters due to interaction with the prevailing magnetic field changes because the Earth has a signficiant magnetic field, and the Moon has essentially none. But that's not a change in the magnet itself.

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hfshaw2015-10-02T12:28:53Z

No

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