We live in an electric universe, because space is filled with plasma, the fourth state of matter.
Plasma consists of hot ionized atoms and is influenced by magnetic fields.
Plasma also conducts electrical current. Such current flow creates magnetic fields which affect the structure of the plasma. The energy states and resulting structure are so complex that scientists are not able to adequately model plasma phenomena mathematically. However, we have a great deal of empirical knowledge of plasmas since they have been used in industry for over a hundred years. Arc lamps and arc welding processes create plasmas.