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15670834

Anonymous Thu Aug 17 14:21:04 2023 No.15670834 [Reply] [Original]

Is magnetism an immaterial force? what about gravity?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 14:58:53 2023 No.15670899 >>15670834 define "immaterial force"

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 15:14:01 2023 No.15670929 >>15670899 Something that acts with no material quality in the act itself

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 15:37:49 2023 No.15670973 >>15670929 define "material quality"

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 15:54:56 2023 No.15671002 >>15670973 Something with mass/energy

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 16:13:27 2023 No.15671032 >>15671002 so you're asking is there no energy in magnetism?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 16:42:12 2023 No.15671067 >>15670834 Every interaction is faciliated through some particle. I most cases these particles are detectable but in case of magnetism they're not. What are these "virtual photons"?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 17 17:36:36 2023 No.15671151 >>15671032 Sure

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 18 04:40:46 2023 No.15672496 Bump

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 18 06:02:07 2023 No.15672608 >>15671151 Well a magnet emits photons when you move it around and photons have energy, so..

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 18 16:09:00 2023 No.15673425 >>15671151 there is not no energy in magnetism