Top 10 Reasons the Universe is Electric # 1: Cosmic Magnetism 13 min.
This episode marks the beginning of a special 10-part series, “Top 10 Reasons the Universe is Electric.” In this first chapter, we explore the significance of the astrophysical enigma of pervasive cosmic magnetic fields. Basic physics classes teach that electric currents produce magnetic fields. But why is this law of physics almost nowhere evident in the standard astrophysical literature? Plasma physics and electrical engineering hold the key to explaining the origins of powerful magnetic fields throughout the cosmos.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.this kind of study could well lead to learning stuff we're better off not knowing.
hankster
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Please tell me more about that.
i haven't watched this yet. I'm sure its beyond my schooling. however if we accept that the dynamics existing between particulate matter are electric or electromagnetic in nature it is absurd to think those characteristics are absent in the big chunks of stuff.
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