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I read the mail you left ... I'm completely ready to discuss any ideas you
might have. I've already pretty much laid things out as I see them.
The magnetic field is merely the scattering of charge (the 'electric
field') - where the 'electric field' is really a compression wave of
charge flowing thru the conductor (not "90 degrees perpendicular to the
conductor" as suggested by the right hand rule (the wrong hand rule?)).
Heh. What causes this scattering? I'm open to suggestions.
If anyone can prove that there is a distinct difference between the
electric and magnetic field, I'd sure as hell like to hear about it.
Until further notice, I stick by my beliefs. :)