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emh01
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when it is asked that why radio waves do not interact with the magnetic field of electric wires or magnets, people say that radio waves are not "matter" and they do not have "charge". i really can not understand this for ex think about 2 magnets. The magnet A has a magnetic field and when we put it near the magnet B, magnet A effects the magnet B because of magnet B has its own magnetic field.
the matter creates its electric or magnetic field and so effects the other matter's magnetic/electric field. now we know that a radio wave is mixture of oscilating electric and magnetic fields and for ex if we put an FM radio near a magnet or electric wire the signals have to weak or diverge... and if we define "light" as an electromagnetic wave, light beam has to deviate while passing near a magnet or electric wire or another electromagnetic wave. i know there sth wrong about my opinion if someone can explain, it will be very useful for me and other confused people like me
the matter creates its electric or magnetic field and so effects the other matter's magnetic/electric field. now we know that a radio wave is mixture of oscilating electric and magnetic fields and for ex if we put an FM radio near a magnet or electric wire the signals have to weak or diverge... and if we define "light" as an electromagnetic wave, light beam has to deviate while passing near a magnet or electric wire or another electromagnetic wave. i know there sth wrong about my opinion if someone can explain, it will be very useful for me and other confused people like me