1. A constant magnetic field can induce an emf (an emf is like battery voltage which can power a circuit).
2. An emf (and therefore current as well) can be induced in various processes that involve a change in magnetic flux without changing the line density of the flux. When a magnetic bar is moving toward a loop of wire, current will be induced in the wire.
3. When a magnetic bar is static inside a loop of wire, current will be induced in the wire if the loop moves.
4. When a magnetic bar is leaving a loop of wire, no current will be induced in the wire.
5. The path of a charged particle in a magnetic field is always described by the equation r = a;8, where r is the radius of the deflection.
6. The earth's magnetic field interacts with atmospheric charged particles.