has anyone tried puttin a magnet under a microscope so they can see what's going on?

We still don't understand capacitance

>>16923042
Yes, they said, there are smaller magnets further down that have to be pointed in the same direction for a stronger flow. Then they broke down crying on my shoulder. I was dressed in a clown suit and tried to cheer them up.

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Seems pretty obvious to me. The universe is filled with evently distributed magnetrons which push on magnetic objects equally from all directions. Magnets consume the magnetrons creating a magnetronic void zone and the resulting magnetronic pressure imbalance pushes magnetic objects towards the magnet.

>>16923040
Because near field effects are governed by Ampere/Webber electrodynamics whereas far field effects are governed by Maxwell/Heaviside. You need a theory that incorporates both.

>>16923113
>governed by
*modeled by

>>16923124
Yes, I guess it's proper to say that.

>>16923040
What do you not understand?

>>16923092
The sad thing is that this is basically correct

>>16923040
This can be solved with dark magnet

>>16923141
Dark magnetism and dark aether are the answer 100%

ITT: highschool dropouts

>>16923141
Kek

basically all of physics is just shooting things with increasingly expensive guns and seeing what happens

aharonov-bohm effect is a legit brainfuck

>i do

>>16923040
jews

>>16923248
it clarifies an important problem of ontology - fields aren't real, but scalar and vector potentials are

>the mathematical construct we use to more easily calculate things doesn't physically exist probably!!!
oh no