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Cecil Moore wrote: Jim Kelley wrote: The field itself is the same, whether it varies in time or not. I wonder if that's true when taken out of context? :-) I'm no physicist but wouldn't a static electric field be made up of virtual photons while a dynamic electric field would be made up of non-virtual photons? Non-virtual photons, as opposed virtual non-photons I presume. I think physicists know they're going to have to wait until they get to the pearly gates before they can really learn what "electric fields are made out of". ;-) 73, jk |
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