Charge and Magnetism: Aligned Tension Loops in the USP Field

This is the refined and corrected version of the USP Field interpretation of electric charge and magnetism. The previous version is now outdated and should be considered obsolete, as it misrepresents how magnetic fields truly emerge in USP geometry. In this version, charge is not treated as a fundamental property but as a spin tension orientation within the USP Field. The electron is modeled as a stable energy loop — pulling inward from the inside and repelling outward from the outside. Magnetism arises not from “positive” and “negative” particles, but from aligned electron loops forming a spin tunnel. This structure generates magnetic fields by concentrating field tension into a directed corridor: inward at the center, outward at the periphery. The model explains magnetism as a natural outcome of spin alignment and resonance, not particle identity — offering a field-based explanation consistent with modern observation and beyond classical interpretation.