Can you explain what's the concept of electrostatic in vacuum?
And exists electrostatic in no vacuum?
If exists
What's the difference between electrostatic in vacuum and electrostatic in no vacuum?
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1$\begingroup$ Can you imagine a charge and its field in the vacuum of outer space? Can you imagine a charge and its field in, say, water? Can you imagine that the water affects the field because water is made of charged particles? Please clarify what confuses you. $\endgroup$– G. SmithCommented Feb 5, 2021 at 1:51
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Electrostatic means that there are no moving charges.
