The name magnetite is thought to be derived from the ancient locality Magnesia near Macedonia. According to Pliny, the name was derived from that of a shepherd named Magnes who first discovered magnetite on mount Ida while pasturing his flock, when pieces of magnetite (Lodestone) clung to the metal nails in his shoes.
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According to Pliny, the name was derived from that of a shepherd named Magnes who first discovered magnetite on mount Ida while pasturing his flock, when pieces of magnetite (lodestone) clung to the metal nails in his shoes. ... How did strong desert winds cause the the Nile River to flood each year?
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Thales knew that the mineral magnetite (named after the district of Magnesia in Asia Minor, where it was first discovered in quantity), also known as lodestone, exerts an attractive force on nearby iron objects.
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View Additional jPOWD Structure files for Magnetite; ... Named for Magnes, a Geek shepherd, who discovered the mineral on Mt, Ida, He noted that the nails of his shoe and the iron ferrule of his staff clung to a rock.
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Magnetite pebbles were first discovered on the Chesil Beach in recent years by Mr David Harvey, who discovered black magnetic pebbles at the Abbotsbury end of the Chesil Beach in the year 2000. With them were other pebbles apparently of magnetite which seemed to have no major effect on a compass.
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