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Ok, I understand that electricity moving through a wire produces a magnetic field (and I believe an electric field).
My question is, can a strong enough electric field be felt by a person? I have felt a static field on a balloon that feels sort of prickly. But I'm not sure about a dynamic electric field produced through induction.
I've also never felt a magnetic field.
Could it be that electric and magnetic fields aren't able to be physically felt by our bodies?
My question is, can a strong enough electric field be felt by a person? I have felt a static field on a balloon that feels sort of prickly. But I'm not sure about a dynamic electric field produced through induction.
I've also never felt a magnetic field.
Could it be that electric and magnetic fields aren't able to be physically felt by our bodies?