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Can magnetism mimic gravity?

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Can magnetism mimic gravity?

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No, because the greater the density, the higher the temperature, and the higher the temperature, the more erratic the path of the electrons. Magnetism, as you know, doesn’t actually exist. It’s just the effect of relativity on the electrostatic force, which requires a mostly uniform direction of charges in motion. At such high temperatures, the movement is basically chaos.

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