The electric current is a flow of electrons, which have mass (small, but it is still a mass). So, considering a planar circuit, do the properties of the electric current (voltage, intensity) change with the orientation of the circuit with respect to the ground? I would expect some difference between the cases where the circuit is parallel or perpendicular to the ground.
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