From: kingrj@aston.ac.uk   
      
   I have a theory, that if a magnetic field dissipates at a rate of x m/s,   
   then having a second magnetic field to replenish it at ½ x/s, then the   
   magnetic field will remain constant, and may in fact, be increased, even   
   though both magnetic fields have relatively the same rate of decay...   
      
   Can someone confirm or deny this for me pls? I would do an experiment   
   myself, except I'm lazy =/ lol   
      
   Also, if the magnetic field is replenished this way, what effect would   
   it have on metals and other magnetic objects, and what effect would it   
   have on non-metals and other non-magnetic objects?   
      
   BTW: I'm an n00b, so the terms I have used I have used because they make   
   sense to me.   
      
   Any help would be helpful   
      
   Thanks.   
      
      
      
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