Szczepan Bialek wrote:

"K1TTT" wrote
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On Aug 8, 6:23 pm, "Szczepan Bialek" wrote:

In Ampere electroDYNAMICS no magnetism.

The XXI century will be the century of Ampere ElectroDYNAMICS. It is the
common opinion.

what good is a theory without magnetism. it obviously doesn't fit the
real world as we know it today. maybe it is your opinion, but its not
anywhere i have heard of.

Gravity force, electrostatic force and magnetic force are the real world for
the most people. But not for scientists.

Utter, babbling nonsense.

They know that in the space is the place for the one of them.
So step by step they decrease the number of them.
The first was Aepinus who proved that gravity and electrostatic are the
same.
The last step was made by Ampere who build the artifical magnet - solenoid.
It means that magnetism is an ilussion like gravity. The all forces are
electric.

Word salad and gibberish.

ampere's theory dates from almost 200 years
ago and was the predecessor of electromagnetics, so you seem to have
taken another step backwards, now you are almost 2 centuries out of
date.

Heaviside was not scientists and he has taken another step backwards to
Poisson's fluids.
He did not understand Maxwell and Stokes.

Teachers must be in "real world" and wait for the end of works on the
Unification of gravity, electricity and magnetism (they are pending).
S*

More word salad and gibberish.


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