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🧲 SCIENCE · 2026-07-13

じしゃく と 地球

Same news, rewritten for 6 Japanese school grades — pick your level below. Furigana + translation included.
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🧲 SCIENCE 地球 ちきゅう
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じしゃく は てつきつける ちから を もって います。

じしゃく の りょうはし は、Nきょく と Sきょく と いいます。

おなじ きょく は しりぞけあい、反対はんたい の きょく は きあいます。

じしゃく を いと で つるす と、きたみなみ を さします。

じつ は、地球ちきゅう ぜんたい が おおきな じしゃく なのです。

むかし の ひと は、これ を 使つかって ほうこう を しらべました。

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Translation

A magnet has the power to attract iron.

The two ends of a magnet are called the N pole and the S pole.

The same poles repel each other, while opposite poles attract.

When you hang a magnet from a string, it points north and south.

In fact, the whole Earth is a giant magnet.

People long ago used this to find their direction.

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