How does electromagnetic feild made?

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The discussion centers on the existence of electromagnetic fields, specifically questioning the foundational reasons behind their existence as described by Maxwell's equations. The equations mentioned include Nabla dot E equals rho over epsilon not, Nabla dot B equals zero, Nabla Cross E equals negative dee bee dee tee, and Nabla Cross B equals myu not times J. Participants agree that while Maxwell's equations effectively describe the behavior of electromagnetic fields, they do not provide an explanation for their fundamental existence. The consensus is that the nature of existence in physics often relies on axiomatic principles.

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I am high school student and was wondering how does electromagnetic field become existing? I konw equations describing are equations of max, but i do not understand how does field exist? equations of max describe but not tell why? that is my questions.


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Nabla dot E equals rho over epsilon not
Nabla dot B equals to zero
Nabla Cross E equals to negative dee bee dee tee
Nabla Cross B equals myu not times J



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To put it bluntly, we don't know why. All theories must take something to be axiomatic. Maxwell's equations describe how the electromagnetic field works, they don't explain why it exists in the first place.
 

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