I have noticed that jumper wires hanging in space from
an output terminal to a device will jump when current
pulses through them. I never really thought about it,
but why would the wire jump when this was low voltage,
high current pulses...only about .5 to 1 amp?
Does high density electron flow as in current have
mass that could affect matter? I always thought it
was a magnetic field repulsion/attraction, never
imagined it could be a relationship to inertia.
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