Faraday's Law and Paradox

19th century Physics was stumped by the fact that a wire produced electricity when it was moved across a magnet, but did not produce electricity when it was at rest

This led to Faraday’s Law of Induction. His idea was that the movement caused a magnetic flux, which in Cartesian Physics is a magentic vortex

This flux then caused an electromotive force (EMF) which then created the electricity

The flaw with Faraday was that he did not know that magnetism is caused by virtual photons going through straight channels

The concept of channels is from Descartes in the 1630s; virtual photons are from Feynman in the 1940s via QED

Cartesian Physics explains that when a wire is at rest in a magnetic field, its electrons are not compressed and so there is no channel to create electromagnetism

But when the wire is moved, the electrons experience a shift in the virtual photons. This nudges them together to create a channel

This is why the speed and angle of the wire relative to the magnet are important

Faraday’s ignorance of virtual photons and channels led to Faraday’s Paradox, which is resolved by Cartesian channels

Instead of adding channels, Maxwell merely adds divergence and curl to the flux. His ignorance allows the scammer Einstein to offer a false explanation as Special Relativity.

Instead of simply combining moving electrons + virtual photons, this Relativity scam unites matter + electromagnetism. It mandates that everything is moving and mass-energy has equivalence

This hilarious theory says that electromagnetism is created by the length contraction of the electrons relative to the wire even if the electrons move very slowly

The knowledge of channels not only solves Faraday’s Paradox and makes Relativity unnecessary. It is also essential in deriving free energy from space since channels are needed to harness those virtual photons that are everywhere.

Virtual photons are like money floating everywhere. But they can only be grabbed by a special claw.

The EMF increases when the flux decreases and vice versa.