The Field Theory

Field theory is a way of understanding how forces and particles interact across space. Instead of imagining forces like gravity or magnetism acting directly between objects, field theory describes these forces as a continuous "field" that exists everywhere. For example, Earth's gravity creates a gravitational field that pulls objects toward it, regardless of distance. Similarly, electromagnetic fields influence charged particles. These fields can change dynamically, carrying energy and information across space. Overall, field theory provides a framework for explaining how invisible forces operate and propagate through the universe, linking the behavior of particles and forces in a unified way.