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Magnifying Glass Tilted Right

Theme D - Fields

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Rocket

Theme A - Space, Time & Motion

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Thermometer

Theme B - The Particulate Nature Of Matter

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Water Wave

Theme C - Wave Behaviour 

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Microscope

Theme E - Nuclear & Quantum Physics

<ul>
	<li>Electric and magnetic fields are BFFs! They&#39;re super connected.</li>
	<li>Imagine they&#39;re doing a synchronized dance, 90&deg; apart, in electromagnetic radiation.</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>This isn&#39;t just a fancy term! It describes a super cool combo
	<ul>
		<li>Co-oscillating (dancing together) electric and magnetic fields.</li>
		<li>These fields are perpendicular to each other, i.e., at 90&deg;.</li>
		<li>Fun fact: You can&#39;t have one without the other. If the electric field shows up to the dance, the magnetic field has to be its partner.</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
</ul>

Real-world example: Think of radio waves being used by your car radio. Those waves are electromagnetic radiation, with electric and magnetic fields grooving together.

<ul>
	<li>What happens if a static charge decides to move? It doesn&#39;t just stay static.</li>
	<li>When it accelerates (like suddenly sprinting), it can cause a cool magnetic effect on nearby charges.</li>
</ul>

Real-world example: Think of a still pond (static charge). Now, toss a stone (accelerate the charge). The ripples? That&#39;s the magnetic effect!

<ul>
	<li>A moving charge in a magnetic field isn&#39;t just sightseeing&mdash;it feels a force!</li>
	<li>But where&#39;s this magnetic field coming from? Well, it&#39;s thanks to other charges that are also on the move.</li>
</ul>

Real-world example: Imagine you&#39;re ice skating (the moving charge) and other skaters around you (other moving charges) are creating gusts of wind (magnetic fields). If you skate through those gusts, you&#39;ll feel a push or pull (the force)!

<ul>
	<li>Electric and magnetic fields are super connected. They&#39;re like the dynamic duo of the physics world.</li>
	<li>In electromagnetic radiation, they dance together at a 90&deg; angle.</li>
	<li>When static charges get a move on, they create a magnetic party for other charges.</li>
	<li>And a moving charge? It&#39;s not alone&mdash;it feels forces from magnetic fields created by other grooving charges.</li>
</ul>

Remember: Every charge is in this electric-magnetic dance, and they all play a part in this interconnected world. So, next time you listen to the radio, charge your phone, or even skate, think of the unseen dance happening all around you! 🎵🕺💃

Theme D - Fields

Electric & Magnetic Fields: Their Intricate Connection

Table of content

Intro bites 💡

Electromagnetic radiation 🌈

Static charge & its magical transformation ⚡

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Theme D - Fields

Electric & Magnetic Fields: Their Intricate Connection

Table of content

Intro bites 💡

Electromagnetic radiation 🌈

Static charge & its magical transformation ⚡

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