Magnetic Current is a book written by Edward Leedskalnin, a Latvian immigrant to the United States who is best known for building Coral Castle, a structure made entirely of coral rock that he claimed was built using his knowledge of magnetism. The book is a collection of Leedskalnin's ideas about magnetism, electricity, and the nature of the universe, and it is written in a highly idiosyncratic style that reflects his unconventional thinking. The book is divided into two parts the first part is a series of experiments that Leedskalnin conducted to demonstrate the properties of magnetic currents, while the second part is a more theoretical discussion of the nature of magnetism and its relationship to other fundamental forces in the universe. Throughout the book, Leedskalnin makes a number of claims that are difficult to verify or understand, and his writing style can be challenging for readers who are not familiar with his unique perspective on the world. Nevertheless, Magnetic Current