neils bohr has said that a charged body such as an electron continuously loses energy against other charged bidy such as proton thus it would have collapsed .so why does earth which is charged body desn't loses enery against other oppositely charged bodyi.iesun

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This statement is valid for all the charged particle.
According to Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic radiation, charged particles when accelerated should lose energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation.
This rule is valid for all the charged particles

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neils bohr has said that a charged body such as an electron continuously loses energy against other charged bidy such as proton thus it would have collapsed .so why does earth which is charged body desn't loses enery against other oppositely charged bodyi.iesun

This statement is valid for all the charged particle.According to Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic radiation, charged particles when accelerated should lose energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation. This rule is valid for all the charged particles

This statement is valid for all the charged particle.
According to Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic radiation, charged particles when accelerated should lose energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation.
This rule is valid for all the charged particles