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Originally Posted by The_Heretic
Well, if you figure out what a magnetic field line is composed of there's a big juicy Nobel Prize waiting you. Even Michael Ferraday had a hard time on it.
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Dont have the math background or the funds / developed experimental skill set to go to the physics forums - the "over the head" response
Surfing the fields and flares....just watch where you are going.
Curious - apply an electrostatic charge to a ball, spin it.
Would it generate a magnetic field along the axis of spin ?
What happens to the static electric field ?
Would centripetal force affect the field ?
Musings ....