1. By Ian Agopsowicz

2.  Get 20 inches of copper wire (1.0 mm thick)  Get one AA battery  Get 6 small magnets.

6.  Make a single stack of 6 magnets.  Put the battery on top of the magnets.  Bend the wire into a rectangle with a small circle in the the middle of the wire.  Put the wire over the battery so the circle will rest on top of the battery.  Then have the bottom ends of the wire touching the magnets.

8. The wire is being moved by magnetic force. The battery provides the energy for the wire to spin. The two bottom ends of the wire touch the magnets and are being pulled by them. This causes the wire to spin since the wire has a small circle at the top. This allows the wire to spin on the battery’s positive top post.