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Why isn't there distance from the field's point of view? Isn't the field spread throughout space?
by danenania 8y ago
Why isn't there distance from the field's point of view? Isn't the field spread throughout space?
- snarfy 8y agoBut it's still considered one field, not many individual fields at each point. That's why I called it volume-like. The electric field of the universe doesn't have a position. It has a volume.