/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6914090
A bunch of tiny electric fields spinning in the same direction, essentially.

miracles.

>>6914095
Why does that attract metal though?

I am pretty sure that there are little bits of gravity stuck inside of them. Either that or witchcraft.

Electric force + Relativity = Magnetism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TKSfAkWWN0

>>6914105
Because metals (and everything made up of atoms) are also made up of tiny spinning electric fields

>>6914130
>>6914124

>>6914130
>>6914095
why come there is spinning electric fields in a vacuum? whats spinning?

>>6914124
you fucking idiot. permanent magnets, as pictured in OP, work nothing like that.

>>6914154

Vaccum refers to an absence of gases, not solid matter.

>>6914095
>>6914130
Why can't they both spin in place undisturbed? Why the attraction?

>>6914184
im referencing conduction current and maxwells addition.

>>6914124
this video is beyond wrong and the people who made it should be fucking ashamed.

moving charges generate magnetic forces at speeds FAR FAR FAR less than anything approaching c. There is no effective length contraction at these low speeds. This explanation is patently false and isnt even close to the actual reason.

Stop spreading this bullshit, anon.

>>6914203
the video says that the charges are much much much smaller than c

but there's so many electrons and the electric force is so hugely strong that even the minute effects of length contraction at those slow speeds produce a noticeable force

the math backs it up bro

>>6914203

u wot m8.

>no effective length contraction

8.5e22 electrons per cubic centimeter, get a brian moran

>>6914188
Because it is more efficient for them to be aligned. It costs less energy when they are near each other if they are aligned

>>6914191

An electric field doesn't need space to be gaseous. Not sure what you're referring to.

>>6914184
Magnets are only magnetic when the effects take place ?
how can we tell if something is not magnetic without testing it against a metal or another magnet ?

>>6914090
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMFPe-DwULM
Probably everything that can be said about it without using math to fake a feeling of understanding.

>>6914184
You fucking faggot

>>6914203
you're a fuckin moron, take an electrodynamics class before you pretend to know your shit

this should answer all questions

>>6914216
Who's Brian Moran?

they have two poles, one with negative energy and another with positive energy

>>6916122
hahahahaha