sci.physics.electromag

On Mar 5, 2:55 am, "FrediFizzx" wrote:

> Don't you think the E field from the electrons in motion help to make
> the B field of the electro-magnet? Do you think the magnetic field of
> the electrons in motion are enough to make the total mag field of the
> electro-magnet?

But what IS an E field or what IS the B field an electron in motion
produces. Sure, it's a force distribution but just what exactly IS it?
Nobody knows that anymore than they've learned what gravity is since
Newton's time. Lots of math. Lots of hand-waving. No explanations.
How about this (as I slowly start to edge toward the fringe again):
Spinning electrons create a mechanical drag in the aether which causes
it to start spinning about the electrons. The resultant force field is
called a "magnetic field". OK?

> > If you have not done so, I highly recommend you get (and carefully
> > read) Jefimenk's "Causality, Electromagnetic Induction and
> > Gravitation." If, after doing so, you still think that E causes H and
> > vice-versa, then I think that a very spirited discussion will likely
> > ensue.
>
> Just ordered it as it is cheap enough.

Best bargain you ever got!
I urge everyone to buy ALL his books!
Some amazing re-thinking of standard physics in there!