[baudrunner]

I am not talking about charges caused by electrons in atom

You are right, true dreamer, because it is the spin of the charged particles that creates magnetic fields, as I've described. And you are talking about magnetism, not "charges caused by electrons"(?). Any particle with an electric charge and spin will generate its own magnetic field.

The greatest flux in a magnetic field is generated at an angle of ninety degrees to the source of the field. You will find this to be so if you place two parallel inductors (coils) beside one another, apply an AC current across one coil and a galvanometer (current meter) across the other, then slowly transversely rotate the coil with the current meter and you will find that the galvanometer needle shows the greatest flux when the coil that you are rotating is oriented exactly ninety degrees with respect to the coil with the AC current.

Magnetism and magnetic fields are well understood by today's students of science.

Feel free to comment, but please read these posts a little more carefully in the future. You would do well to edit your work for grammar, and spelling too, I might add. We take science seriously on this site.

regards,

baud