The discussion centers on the relationship between magnetic fields, electron spin, and the movement of charge. Participants explore whether a magnetic field requires both spin and charge movement, and they delve into the nature of charge and its implications in physics.
Participants express a range of views on the necessity of spin and charge movement for magnetic fields, with no consensus reached on the specifics of these relationships. The discussion remains unresolved with multiple competing perspectives.
Some statements reflect assumptions about the nature of charge and magnetic fields that may not be universally accepted. The discussion includes vague questions and interpretations that could lead to different understandings.
This discussion may be of interest to individuals exploring the fundamentals of electromagnetism, the nature of charge, and the concept of spin in particle physics.
hongiddong said:Does Magnetic Field (=/need) electron spin + movement of charge?
A proton can create a magnetic field too, but does it have spins as well?
What is a spin?
hongiddong said:It is weird that the movement of charge cause this invisible field. A charge is weird too; it is a phenomena, based on our observation, that just exists as a property of nature. Physic concepts sometimes get me into an outer body state of mind... Thanks for the inputs!