electromagnetic fields
Charge-generated spatial influences
Electromagnetic fields are regions of space where electric and magnetic forces act together, produced by charged particles and electric currents.
They propagate as waves—radio waves, microwaves, visible light, X-rays—differing only in frequency.
The power lines generate electromagnetic fields.
In alternative health circles, EMFs are often blamed for vague symptoms, though scientific evidence for harm from everyday exposure remains limited.
Low-frequency electromagnetic radiation
- microwavesElectromagnetic waves for cooking
- infraredHeat-bearing electromagnetic waves
- visible lightRadiation the eye detects
- ultravioletWavelengths shorter than violet
X-rays · gamma rays · wavelength · frequency · nanometer · spectroscopy · absorption · emission
Spatial repetition interval
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- oscillationRepeated back-and-forth movement
transverse · polarization · interference · diffraction · phase · waveform · hertz · sinusoidal
Broadcast signal receiver
- radarRadio-wave object detection
- wirelessUntethered signal transmission
- broadcastingMass signal transmission
- telecommunicationsRemote signal transmission technology
mobile networks · transmission · receiver · transducer · satellite · Wi-Fi · Bluetooth · 5G
Scottish-origin given name
- FaradayElectromagnetism pioneer's surname
- LorentzElectromagnetic theory developer
- GaussNumber theory pioneer
- TeslaEV manufacturer and surname
electrodynamics · permeability · permittivity · flux · induction · field lines · dipole · vector field
Directed flow of charge
- voltageElectrical potential difference
- chargeCost or accusation
- conductorOne who directs musicians
- insulatorSubstance resisting energy flow
capacitor · inductor · circuit · dielectric · electrostatic · resistance · impedance
Strong atomic magnetic alignment
- paramagnetismWeak magnetic susceptibility phenomenon
- diamagnetismWeak repulsion from magnets
- permeabilityAbility to transmit fluids
- susceptibilityLiability to influence
magnetization · hysteresis · ferrite · electromagnet · solenoid · eddy current
radio waves
Low-frequency electromagnetic radiation
- microwavesElectromagnetic waves for cooking
- infraredHeat-bearing electromagnetic waves
- visible lightRadiation the eye detects
ultraviolet · X-rays · gamma rays · wavelength · frequency · nanometer · spectroscopy · absorption · emission · bandwidth
wavelength
Spatial repetition interval
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
- propagationAct of spreading widely
oscillation · transverse · polarization · interference · diffraction · phase · waveform · hertz · sinusoidal · modulation
antenna
Broadcast signal receiver
- radarRadio-wave object detection
- wirelessUntethered signal transmission
- broadcastingMass signal transmission
telecommunications · mobile networks · transmission · receiver · transducer · satellite · Wi-Fi · Bluetooth · 5G · radio frequency
Maxwell
Scottish-origin given name
- FaradayElectromagnetism pioneer's surname
- LorentzElectromagnetic theory developer
- GaussNumber theory pioneer
Tesla · electrodynamics · permeability · permittivity · flux · induction · field lines · dipole · vector field · superposition
current
Directed flow of charge
insulator · capacitor · inductor · circuit · dielectric · electrostatic · resistance · impedance
ferromagnetism
Strong atomic magnetic alignment
- paramagnetismWeak magnetic susceptibility phenomenon
- diamagnetismWeak repulsion from magnets
- permeabilityAbility to transmit fluids
susceptibility · magnetization · hysteresis · ferrite · electromagnet · solenoid · eddy current
electromagnetic fieldsgravitational fields
Zones of mass attraction
gravity · gravitational force · strong nuclear force · mass · matter
electric, magnet, electricity, magnetic, fields, magnetism, magnetize, electro, magnetized