I am beginning to wonder if the electric field is just a byproduct of the magnetic field….

The movement of a magnetic field induces force lines (torque) on an electric wire (current conducting material) that force or torwue can "spin" the current conducting material (loop) toward a more field neutral balance… By alternating the current or spin the magnetic field the torque can create a full "spin of the loop and a moror to move things or a generator to continue to push current in the wire.

Thus … what is the electric field really doing? Isn't it just the application of the magnetic fieild on a conductor?

Do I have this right?

The magnetic field appliccation on a wire acts on the wire to make a current and the force/torque is on the electrons in the wie to create an electrical current

and

the torque of the force of the electric field is to push the wire back to neutral in magnetic field to stop the current (flow of electrons) in the wire?

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>>9986261

Thus to me this would indicate the real thing to investigate is the torque force that is the field lines of nature trying to return to neutral status and the the EM interaction is kinda ignoring that torque force but using it… (ie right and left had rules) What is the torque force called ?

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>>9986348

if the wire is fixed in such a way to spin yes.

>>9986368

The direction of the current changes to the opposite of magnetic field and the magnetic field then moves to the former direction of the current - creating a counterclockwise spin.