Magnetic attraction demonstration

This audio begins with the steady rhythm of a 'tick-tock' sound, reminiscent of a clock. The pace is slow at first, building a sense of anticipation. Suddenly, there is a satisfying 'click', the clear sound of two hard objects coming into contact, indicating the start of the magnetic attraction demonstration. The magnet's pull is demonstrated next, characterized by the metallic 'clack' noise, a sharp, resonant sound that echoes slightly, creating an impression of two substances of substantial weight and density colliding. The audio then alternates between the 'tick-tock' and 'click-clack' sounds. The 'tick-tock' creates a rhythmic pattern, providing a constant backdrop to the demonstration, while the 'click-clack' punctuates the audio, marking the moments of magnetic attraction. The audio ends with a final 'clack', a definitive sound signifying the conclusion of the magnetic attraction demonstration. The 'tick-tock' rhythm fades, leaving behind