In my research of your contemporary understanding of physics, I understand that your current theories for magnetism suggests that a magnetic field is directly associated to electricity, to charge.
However, take one solenoid and run electricity through it: sure, you acquire a magnetic field through the solenoid. Now though, wind another solenoid around that one, identical, and reverse the current, and presumably you get a reversal in the magnetic field, leading to no magnetic field at all.
Basically, you have two electrical solenoid fields creating a null magnetic field.
How does modern physics properly explain this as "electromagnetism"?
Simply, we have a situation where an electrical field exists, well, two, with no apparent magnetic field.
What has happened to that magnetic field?
Has it disappeared into a type of "unseen force"?
What is that "unseen force", that energy field, the magnetism we know that is directly associated to electricity…….what is it?