In your example, you still have both of those magnetic fields, they simply cancel one another leaving 0. They're still there, they just don't affect anything because they're equal and opposite.
I don't know that the rules of our reality would allow something where there is nothing - in order to exist here it has to be something.
You're delving more into philosophical theory at this point than physical theory.
In your example, you still have both of those magnetic fields, they simply cancel one another leaving 0. They're still there, they just don't affect anything because they're equal and opposite.
I don't know that the rules of our reality would allow something where there is nothing - in order to exist here it has to be *something*.
You're delving more into philosophical theory at this point than physical theory.
You're delving more into philosophical theory at this point than physical theory.
Philosophy is even worse than poetry tho.
Might has well postulate there are innumerable invisible poets in the total vacuum, furiously scribbling down haiku's determining how quantum fields should act.
>You're delving more into philosophical theory at this point than physical theory.
Philosophy is even worse than poetry tho.
Might has well postulate there are innumerable invisible poets in the total vacuum, furiously scribbling down haiku's determining how quantum fields should act.
You never know, there may be.
You never know, there may be.
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