<p>I noticed Earth has variations in gravity similar to focal points for magnetic fields, both macro and micro in size, caused by magnetic material deposits. With oxygen being attracted to magnets, I wonder if the concentration of oxygen on Earth is greater where the magnetic field is stronger?</p>

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2023-11-12T23:27:27.600Z
the attraction gaseous oxygen experiences is far far weaker than the velocity and  energy it has simply from temperatures.
John
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2023-11-15T18:48:36.370Z
"With oxygen being attracted to magnets," what?? Also the troposphere is well-mixed, there is no species separation there due to magnetic effects.
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Does oxygen propagate towards stronger magnetic fields on Earth?
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# Does oxygen propagate towards stronger magnetic fields on Earth?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-11-11)

I noticed Earth has variations in gravity similar to focal points for magnetic fields, both macro and micro in size, caused by magnetic material deposits. With oxygen being attracted to magnets, I wonder if the concentration of oxygen on Earth is greater where the magnetic field is stronger?

**Tags:** geomagnetism, oxygen, electromagnetism, magnetosphere, ore

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: the attraction gaseous oxygen experiences is far far weaker than the velocity and  energy it has simply from temperatures.  
> **username_2**: "With oxygen being attracted to magnets," what?? Also the troposphere is well-mixed, there is no species separation there due to magnetic effects.  

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