Dear All,

What particle is streaming inside the magnetic field lines?

or else what is the gauge Boson force carrier particle constituting a magnetic field?

And by that I mean a static magnetic field in free space (i.e. vacuum).

I really want to know what the magnetic field is made up of? Please do not use photons or virtual photons in your answer as we all know magnetic fields are not composed of photons.

This question was never really answered. I am not asking about the electromagnetic field which is most closely associated with the photon. All answers provided from the literature were incomplete and not relevant to my question.

What is the magnetic field made up of? Here is what modern day science actually knows about Magnetic fields. The honest answer is we do not know what a magnetic field is.

What we do know is that a Magnet field is generated by the motion of electrostatic charges within the the magnet itself. The electric charges being electrons. The electrons move in a coherent and synchronized fashion which causes a strong magnetic field to be projected out from the magnet. What we do not know is what that field is made up of.

It is my opinion that a magnetic field is not made up of any known particle field at all. I think of a magnetic field as being a direct deformation of physical space. All pure fields must work this way. They must be mechanical deformations of space. You can think of space being a low density, high tension solid elastic. The magnetic field is a mechanical deformation of space itself.

Of course the above notion directly implies that there is no such a thing like empty space and the existence of an omnipresent scalar medium. Aether? Dark energy? Vacuum energy? Magnetic Monopoles? unknown neutrinos?

This question begs for an answer and may as well be the key for freeing our self and deciphering the rest 96% of unknown matter and radiation in our Universe.

Kind Regards,

Emmanouil

More Emmanouil Markoulakis's questions See All
Similar questions and discussions