IPA: /ˌmæɡnəˈmɛtri/
KK: /mægˈnɛtəˌmɛtri/
The process of measuring magnetic fields, including their strength and direction.
Scientists use magnetometry to study the Earth's magnetic field.
Magnetometry → It is formed from "magnet" (from Greek "magnētis lithos", meaning magnet stone) and "-metry" (from Greek "metria", meaning measurement). The word refers to the measurement of magnetic fields or properties.
Think of 'magnet' as the stone that attracts metal, and '-metry' as the act of measuring. This helps you remember that magnetometry is all about measuring magnetic properties.