You'll die immediately.
Neglecting differential forces on the bits of the body, the electric
current caused by your blood flow, never mind movement will cause large
currents to flow.

Even if this doesn't kill you, it's going to effectively stop circulation,
which will.

I suspect that your body will before this actually happens be ripped
apart into very small bits, depending on each bits reaction to the
extreme magnetic field.
I lack the inclination to do the sums, but suspect that at that sort
of field, you're talking about the oxygen atoms ending up on one wall,
and the iron on a different wall, in microseconds.

Curious <curious11112001@yahoo.com> wrote:

I am in a magnetic room. No electric fields at all. Only static
magnetic fields.

1. Ceiling of room is north magnet
2. Bottom of room is south magnet
3. Wall behind me is south magnet
4. Wall in front of me is north magnet
5. Wall right of me is north magnet
6. Wall left of me is south magnet


Each magnet is 10^10000 [10 to the power 10000] Oersted. All magnets
are tightly connected an constructed together in infrastructue so that
they don't slam into each other.

What symptoms will I experience if I am in this room and exposed to
those strong static magnetic fields? Any neurological symptoms? Any
pain? Change in heartbeat?

You'll die immediately.
Neglecting differential forces on the bits of the body, the electric
current caused by your blood flow, never mind movement will cause large
currents to flow.