If a charge moving at constant velocity doesn't produce EM waves, how does it create an EM field in a point in space if the charge and the point can communicate only via EM waves?
Jaxon Hamilton
Answered question
2022-07-19
Answer & Explanation
kuglatid4
Beginner2022-07-20Added 12 answers
For frame , the field is static all over the space. And frame is moving around this static field. So, there is no signal or information to be transmitted.
Of course we can think that the charge was not always there. At some moment a device separated positive and negative charges, and surely some acceleration was involved. EM waves were emitted then, sending the information through the space.
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