Best case scenario is that you erase the data on the usb drive. Worst case is that you ruin the drives ability to carry information.
they are not the same b/c the steps of the rock cycle that happen above the eartths surface require other things(evaporation etc.) than below the earths surface(heat, pressure, etc)
they are burnt, the heat from burning is used to turn water into steam, the steam is then piped through turbines, the turbines spin at high speeds, these are connected via a drive shaft (long pole) to a big magnet which spins to generate the electric
yup
It is important to monitor a drive's temperature to prevent damage from excessive heat. Heat reduces the overall life of the drive.
Erosion can change the roads you drive on. It can also change, if powerful enough, house or small building foundations. Weathering can wear down, let's just say a tree by your house. It wears the tree down and down until finally the tree falls. These can also happen a lot more quickly in natural disasters.
Best case scenario is that you erase the data on the usb drive. Worst case is that you ruin the drives ability to carry information.
Yes. A powerful magnet is capable of wiping the entire hard drive.
no
The Hard Disk Drive (HDD) may very well have a magnet in it provided that it is not a Solid State Drive (SSD) or any other form of a hard drive.
The Xbox does not have magnets inside it, however components within the consoles have. The hard drive has a magnet inside it.
yes in the case and most of the drives try it with a magnet just avoid the hard drive with the magnet because these can break them
The answer is the drive shaft,strong magnet,and the coil of wire
A magnet damages the Hard Disk Drive of the computer dramatically. Because a hard drive's hardware is a magnetic disk drive so the data get written magnetically to the disk. If the magnetic properties are reduced then your data goes with it. So dont ever put a magnet near a computer :)
You put a magnet on the hard drive.
No, but there are strong magnets inside the Hard Drive, but they are not electromangets.Video - HDD Magnets:http://www.metacafe.com/watch/375515/strong_magnet_in_your_hard_disk/
The Drive happened in 1986.
Computer is not magnet.You cannot you it like a magnet. You may have read it from some non real source.See the only place where magnet is is the hard drive or hard disk.and you can only take it out when you break your hard disk.