Hello,

> The picture is a rather abstract representation of a magnetic field, 
> based on no research whatsoever so any science buffs feel free to tell 
> me what's wrong with it. The cylinders are randomly placed in space and 
> oriented based on the average of vectors to the north and south poles, 
> weighted by the inverse square law (which I'm assuming magnetism obeys, 
> I really haven't researched it at all).

I first thought "There's something wrong, magnetic field lines don't 
cross each other" until I realized that this is a 3D image, and the 
field lines really don't cross. It's the perspective making it look like 
that.

You should make it somehow more obvious that this is 3D, although I 
don't have an idea how.

About the scientific part, I don't know any more than you do. It does 
look right, however.


Manuel

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