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Does Electric Field & Magnetic Field need a medium to travel?
Electric field is created around the flow of electrons,and electrons
need a conductor to flow through. Magnetic field is created by virtual photons and can travel through space. Such is the Sun ,planets fields can literally go to infinity. Sun's magnetic field gives us the Northern lights. Jupiter magnetic field is stronger than the Sun's but it is so much further away and photons obey the inverse square law. Our moon has a field but it is only 1% of Earth's Trebert |
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Does Electric Field & Magnetic Field need a medium to travel?
On Jul 31, 6:05*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
Electric field is created around the flow of electrons,and electrons need a conductor to flow through. Magnetic field is created by virtual photons and can travel through space. Such is the Sun ,planets fields can literally go to infinity. Sun's magnetic field gives us the Northern lights. Jupiter magnetic field is stronger than the Sun's but it is so much further away and photons obey the inverse square law. *Our moon has a field but it is only 1% of Earth's * * * * * *Trebert The thick and robust crust of our physically dark Selene/moon is magnetic and otherwise paramagnetic, whereas the core has a minimal amount of iron and it is extensively offset or pulled towards Earth, perhaps leaving some extra portion of that lunar interior as hollow. Brad Guth |
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