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ThunderLight
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What composes the E Field of the Electromagnetic Wave where "disturbances" for propagation occurs?
If electromagnetic waves cause disturbances in the Electric Field… what “is” in this E Field which photons Interact with?
I ask because in Vacuum, there are no electrons to excite. So what is “it” that's adding up in the E Field as a disturbance in wave propagation?
If electromagnetic waves cause disturbances in the Electric Field… what “is” in this E Field which photons Interact with?
I ask because in Vacuum, there are no electrons to excite. So what is “it” that's adding up in the E Field as a disturbance in wave propagation?