Originally posted by Enyalus
Electric fields are generated by magnetic fields, and vice versa, perpetually. Has to do with the vibrations of the electrons, yes. Bioelectricity is no different. It's all a form of radiation. It's all governed by the electromagnetic force.BTW, your explanation to fascistcrusader - very cool. 👆
Electric fields can be generated by magnetic fields, and vice versa, but that is not always the case.
Esssentially to simplify..
Electric fields arise from the presence of non zero charge in free space, and have a valuation that has nothing to do with the valuation for any motion that the bodies generating the charge possess.
A magnetic field is generated by the movement of charge through free space.
An electromagnetic field is what happens when one takes into account the superposition of the electric and magnetic fields in a given area of freespace.
The electromagnetic force refers to the force of attractiveness or repulsiveness between objects with charge.
The electromagnetic spectrum refers to the waveforms which are essentially variations on the wavelength and frequency of photons, which are objects that have no charge, such as gamma rays, xrays, light, photons, etc.
The best way to think of the connection between the two is that electromagnetic phenomena often cause releases of energy via the electromagnetic spectrum. But the spectrum itself has nothing directly to do with the electromagnetic force.