TV Lab - Nam June Paik's "Magnet TV" is still at the Whitney Museum. The label says "Do Not Touch", but moving the magnet to distort the video signal was Paik's point.
![Joe Cossette on Twitter: "Visualizing magnetic fields with some strong magnets and an old TV monitor. Pro Tip: Make sure it's a monitor you don't plan on using anymore. 😎 #iteachphysics https://t.co/rhlbWYlY4Q" / Joe Cossette on Twitter: "Visualizing magnetic fields with some strong magnets and an old TV monitor. Pro Tip: Make sure it's a monitor you don't plan on using anymore. 😎 #iteachphysics https://t.co/rhlbWYlY4Q" /](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dyl8B0tVAAAzeHP.jpg)
Joe Cossette on Twitter: "Visualizing magnetic fields with some strong magnets and an old TV monitor. Pro Tip: Make sure it's a monitor you don't plan on using anymore. 😎 #iteachphysics https://t.co/rhlbWYlY4Q" /
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