The Death of the Magnetic Field: Explaining Dipolar Phenomena Through Rotational Electric Fields

This paper challenges standard classical physics by arguing that splitting electromagnetic forces into separate electric and magnetic fields creates logical flaws. Instead, we propose a single-field model where independent magnetic fields do not exist. Instead, magnetism is redefined simply as the spinning or moving motion of a dynamic electric field. Using this model, we successfully recreate standard physics laws like Ampère’s law and solve the mystery of why magnetic monopoles do not exist by using a specific "field cone" geometry. This geometry explains why polar auroras on Earth and Saturn look like rings. Furthermore, we show that this classical, wave-based approach can explain both the photoelectric effect and stable atomic structures without needing quantum mechanics or the concept of photons. Finally, we propose a simple cathode ray tube experiment to test our model against standard theory, offering a clearer path toward unifying physics.