Electromagnetism
From Conservapedia
Electromagnetism encompasses both the magnetic field generated by the flow of electricity and the effects that this field exerts on charged particles.
A moving charged particle will induce a magnetic field. This field propagates at right angles to the flow of particles which caused it, that is if an electron is moving forward the magnetic field will propagate left to right, in actuality it spirals around the path of the electron. In a conductor with many electrons moving in the same direction the collective induced magnetic fields can be seen as a cylindrical field around the wire.
The magnetic fields induced in electromagnetism can in turn produce a force on a charged particle due to their interaction with the induced field of the particle. This phenomenon is known as the motor effect.
