Re: Magnets

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Original poster: "jimmy hynes by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <chunkyboy86-at-yahoo-dot-com>


the magnetic field is created when electrons flow through an conductor, not by
only moving a charged conductor. electrons actually move VERY slowly(even
though signals can travel at the speed of light). if a charged conductor
created a magnetic field when it was moved then it would have ALOT of extra
momentum and other weird things that obviously dont happen. im pretty sure
thats the answer to Antonio's question. i didnt think i would ever be able to
answer any question that Antonio would have 

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> Original poster: "Antonio Carlos M. de Queiroz by way of Terry Fritz " 
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> > Original poster: "Terry Fritz" 
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> > But, "Static" electric charges have no magnetic field. Your hair may stand 
> > on end and all that to show the very intense electric fields, but no 
> > magnetic... Sorry, couldn't resists :oD
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> Hummm. But the person with the electrized hair is on the Earth 
> surface, that moves at a considerable speed, and the Earth moves 
> around the Sun even faster, and the Sun carries the Earth along 
> even faster... Some magnetic field must exist. or, if it doesn't, 
> why? Einstein started with questions like this. 
> (Couldn't resist too...)
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> Returning to the original question, the electromagnet is always 
> an electromagnet. Electromagnetic radiation is -alway! s- associated 
> with a magnetic of an electric field that is changing. Just 
> turn on or off your DC electromagnet and you will hear a "click" 
> in a nearby radio receiver.
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> Antonio Carlos M. de Queiroz
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