Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[CTG Labs]

I am on Mars!

If you are in space, can you detect a magnetic field all around?  If no, then I do not see how you theory works!


D.

[Feynman]

It seems to me both sides are right . . .


We are completely permeated with EM energy, it's everywhere to ends of universe.  However, there are topological differences between B-field, E-field, and A-potential although they are all manifestations of same underlying mathematics.

[Localjoe]

@ctglabs

The magnetic feild of the earth interacts with the sun and other planets......... if you were to do a magnetic "topo-map\feildlines" of our galaxy youd see much more than one thought. Theres alot going on wiht this in the cosmology feild.
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[Drossen]

Actually, the movement of mass is not what creates the magnetic field, it is the movement of electrons that generates the magnetic field.  Now, I wish to point out that mass is the amount of matter and energy an object or particle is equivalent to, it is not weight.  As I said before, electrons have mass, just like a ball has mass.  If you throw a ball in space it will travel.  If you shoot electrons in space, they will travel.  Remember, the movement of electrons creates a magnetic field, so when the electron moves through space a magnetic field will be present.  Matter and energy do exist in the vacuum of space, the vacuum of space is not a perfect vacuum.  Electromagnetic waves do not need air, or any other form of matter to travel.  In fact, the presence of matter only slows the propagation speed, and reduces the distance the waves can travel.  In general, the more dense the matter, the faster the wave strength attenuates.  In the vacuum of space, the particles of matter are very sparse, providing virtually no resistance to the propagation of the electromagnetic waves, which allows these waves to travel great distances, at speeds approaching the speed of light.

Drossen

[buzz-ard]

@ Drossen

SWRI? I suppose you know my good friend Dr. David Winningham?

Oh - in case you see him, I am Randall Steward.