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The deeper basics of electricity

Walter Ruh

2023enelectricityphysicsnaturalfundamentalstheory

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Previously undiscovered fundamentals of electricity are uncovered by examining in depth the natural cause and effect of electricity. This leads to groundbreaking and vivid findings. Through a combination of known knowledge and creative thinking, a previously unknown, deeper level of nature is revealed. The elementary charge is defined by the basic units of meter, kilogram, and second, resulting in the elimination of an SI unit. This innovative approach reveals the natural cause and provides an explanation for the effect of electricity. By the natural definition of the elementary charge, the natural properties of the field constants arise as a consequence. Surprisingly, permittivity turns out to be the inverse of pressure, and permeability manifests as density! These discoveries will undoubtedly change the view of electricity in particular and of the world of physics forever.

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