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All magnets have the ability to attract other magnets or magnetic objects (such as iron and some other metal objects). But a magnet doesn't necessarily have to touch a magnetic object for the object to be attracted to it. Try this experiment to learn why.
If you've ever played with magnets, then you definitely know that they exert an invisible force on each other. However, there is a very specific direction to these forces depending on which poles are near each other. Another fundamental property of magnets is that similar poles repel, while opposite poles attract.