Generating low-temperature electromagnetism with many heat-collecting magnets oscillates magnetic fields

 Generating low-temperature electromagnetism with many heat-collecting magnets oscillates magnetic fields. The temperature causes the magnet molecules to vibrate, but they vibrate weakly and does not create a strong vibrating magnetic field to generate electricity. The left-pole rotating magnets attract each other but are still separated to connect the magnetic field lines and leave room for the coil to collect electricity. The magnets have short but deviated magnetic vibrations, so add the oscillation into a long oscillation enough to pull electrons the more small magnets create a strong oscillation.Each magnets have the same polarity. 2 on the left poles

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