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Maxwell's real drawing wasn't equations. It was vortices in the ether. That's how he described electromagnetic waves — spinning through space, producing the field. He even called parts of that picture speculative — but the equations it produced still hold up perfectly. Reduce it to 4 equations and it... show more

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