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   Ada (ada@mk.wytch.space)'s status on Tuesday, 01-Aug-2023 21:16:59 JST Ada

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   @chjara@meow.tuxcrafting.online the real explanation is that everything has a magnetic force even if it's not magnetic, a strong enough magnet that is sensitive enough can detect minor fluctuations in the magnetic field. This is called paramagnetic resonance. It's basically counting how many electrons are in a certain spot depending on how much the magnetic field changes.
   
   but i prefer my explanation
   
   NMR just finds your AT field.

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     @ada @chjara wouldn't AT field be more of a weak/strong interactions?