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Sorry for what is probably a silly question...
Lets say we go into deep space, we place a string of electrons along say the X axis...all stationary relative to each other.
Say we place 100 electrons from -50 to +50 using whatever units you want
Now, you start from -50 and travel to 0
I start from +50 and travel to 0
We each indicate to a 3rd observer the orientation of the magnetic field we observe...
Is it true that we would each point in a different direction??
I would see the magnetic field opposite from you?
If so, how would a magnet sitting in the stationary frame of reference of the electrons effect them?
Thanks, again, apologies for a ignorant question
Eric
Lets say we go into deep space, we place a string of electrons along say the X axis...all stationary relative to each other.
Say we place 100 electrons from -50 to +50 using whatever units you want
Now, you start from -50 and travel to 0
I start from +50 and travel to 0
We each indicate to a 3rd observer the orientation of the magnetic field we observe...
Is it true that we would each point in a different direction??
I would see the magnetic field opposite from you?
If so, how would a magnet sitting in the stationary frame of reference of the electrons effect them?
Thanks, again, apologies for a ignorant question
Eric