Does iron create gravity ? Magnetism, em ...

It won't let go, if you find it.

MacGyver, all one needs to do is smack the iron in order to magnetize it. I learned this from your TV show, and it works.

Kind of like I'm going to do to Limbaugh today. Smack the fucker hard on the concrete, and whala!

The movement of molten iron could cause polarization of the molten metal. As a result, Ionic fields could be produced. These ionic fields are then acted upon by Solar Radiation to produce the Van Allen Belt...

It would be a stretch to say these ionic fields produce gravity/magnetism...

Iron can be induced to be magnetic. So a question arises with Load Stones. Can these load stones induce a magnetic field to iron. If so, then the load stones aid in the induction of magnetism in iron. So where did these load stones originate. They could have come from meteorites striking Earth...

No. Gravity is gravity. Magnetism is something different. I don't know why this is so hard to get.

NO, Gravity is the cold pressure of space.

Bitch, you probably should go away forever.

rotating magnetic fields create everything.

there is no such thing as cold. only heat or the absence of it.