In the history of physics, verticity (Latin: verticitate) is the tendency of magnets, among other things, to move around or toward the vertices or poles of the Earth. Scholars of the English Renaissance typically associated verticity with magnets.

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Verticity of New Frontiers in Relativities
Verticity at Earthquake and at Gravitational Wave
Francis Bacon on Verticity and the Bowels of the Earth.
The verticity in the laminar boundary layer of a surface of revolution
Gravitoradiative force due to galactic nucleus (verticity experiment)
Riemann Boundary Problem with an Infinite Index When the Verticity Index is Less Than 1/2
Riemann Boundary Problem with Infinite Index in the Case of Verticity of Infinite Order
Fluid mechanics through worked examples : with chapters on the stream function circulation,verticity
A statistical study of the relationship between local changes in relative verticity and convective weather phenomena.
Representing Space in the Scientific Revolution: Non est motus omnino: Gilbert, verticity, and the Law of the Whole