Maxwell's fourth equation (relating currents to magnetic fields) contains a logical inconsistency when applied to charging capacitors: in the gap between capacitor plates, no current flows, yet electric charge accumulates there creating an electric field; by the equation, a magnetic field should exist near the current in the wire but not across the capacitor gap, creating a discontinuity that is physically impossible.

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The current flows into one plate and out of the other, but it never actually jumps across the gap...the magnetic field should just stop. Blink out of existence in the middle and pop back on the far side. And that is nonsense.

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Nobody Explained Maxwell's Equations Like THIS!Animated Physics
Created: 8/12/2026, 1:45:11 AM

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