Magnets in helmets might make football safer

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Magnets in helmets might make football safer 
Arden Jansen
There had been lots of new and previous research in the concussion football field. This is because of the increased contact in this sport. The research has been on reducing the amount of concussions with new technology in helmets. One of the new technology's that the scientist are looking into is magnets. These magnets would reduce head injuries or not have them at all because of the way that they are able to repel each other. The technology today is still not concussion proof while this has a better shot. 
The goal of all companies is to reduce the amount of energy after the impact has already occurred. They have found magnets which could potentially do this job. They say that the magnets would put a break on it before it happens. This is because it would soften the blow in a helmet-to-helmet hit. Colello has been the main researcher in these experiments. He actually started by ordering a magnet of off Amazon.  
This leads up to the cost of it. Many schools will not be able to afford protection like this. That’s why he took financial struggles into consideration. These would be costly nonmatter what he would try to do to it. This is because of the shape. They need to be costumed shaped in order to fit inside a helmet. It also needs to be fairly big so it can prevent concussions in as many spots as possible.  
These actually have not been tested out yet. He has been waiting for the magnets to come in. The magnets that he ordered will be the prototype of what the real ones will look like. I think that this research will not end until they find a reasonable fix. Their biggest issue will be the cost of the product.  As I said before, it will be hard to find a good price for it. I think that will be the biggest part of the research. 


https://www.mensjournal.com/sports/would-putting-magnets-in-helmets-make-football-safer-20141201/ 
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/magnets-helmets-might-make-football-safer 

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