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I replaced the attractive magnetic poles by electrified pith balls
(sphere A and sphere B) and performed an Interactive Physics
simulation (see the details below). The result is that the two
pith balls had no trouble of finding the equilibrium position;
they did not jump to each other suddenly, as my bar magnets
did.
Does it mean that Interactive Physics is not good for this kind
of simulation or that the experiment was not good enough to
prevent small sidewise and vertical oscillations?