I figure i will stop wasting space and just ask all my questions here.
Lately i've been reading about electromagnetic feilds, now i want to know its relationship with eletromagnetic waves/radiation. What i'm reading tells me that every EMW has an EMF, an EMF is what you pass a coil through to get electricity, photons are the EMW's. So a question i have is why can't you generate electricity with light, or better yet just anywhere by spinning a coil? Arent there EMWs/EMFs all around, are they just not strong enough? Is it possible to spin a coil in a lazer beam and generate electricity?
Lately i've been reading about electromagnetic feilds, now i want to know its relationship with eletromagnetic waves/radiation. What i'm reading tells me that every EMW has an EMF, an EMF is what you pass a coil through to get electricity, photons are the EMW's. So a question i have is why can't you generate electricity with light, or better yet just anywhere by spinning a coil? Arent there EMWs/EMFs all around, are they just not strong enough? Is it possible to spin a coil in a lazer beam and generate electricity?