trevorjohnson83
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So I was drawing up my one way magnetic field and all the arrows pointed away from the nucleus towards where its colder. This didn't make any sense. So I conclude that the one way energy in the electric shell points from the south end to the north end instead of outwards. Why it does this has to be related to the nucleus shape. The north end is where all the arrows are pointing and it squeezes the electricity out and back in to the south end.
The direction of the magnetic field from the north end to the south end cancels the loss of heat from the north end with the gain of heat at the south end. A magnetic field is similar to a gravity field in that the heat they originate from is static and doesn't extend outside the field it creates. So a magnetic field may be electricity that isn't flowing and is static energy just like that of the electric shell.
The direction of the magnetic field from the north end to the south end cancels the loss of heat from the north end with the gain of heat at the south end. A magnetic field is similar to a gravity field in that the heat they originate from is static and doesn't extend outside the field it creates. So a magnetic field may be electricity that isn't flowing and is static energy just like that of the electric shell.