13 How to prove that electric charges curve the electromagnetic field

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Three observational evidences support the viewpoint of this paper:

 

1. The bending of electric arcs demonstrates that electric charges can induce local intrinsic curvature of the electromagnetic field, and electric current propagates along the geometric geodesics of the curved electromagnetic field.

2. Ball lightning indicates that electric charges can twist the electromagnetic field into a closed geometric configuration, forming a stable and self-sustaining field distortion structure.

3. Magnetic powder distributed on the vertical plane of an energized wire forms circular patterns. This annular distribution visually proves that moving charges produce rotational curvature of the electromagnetic field, presenting a ring-shaped geometric feature.


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