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If moving electrons produce changing electric field, and if changing electric field produces magnetic field, every electron must produce an electromagnetic wave. This means an atom in its natural state must emit light or other waves in electromagnetic spectrum. But why doesn't this happen?
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If the electron moves at constant velocity, it has a changing electric field, which yes, induces a magnetic field which then in turn however does not induce a new electric field, it just induces the old one. The E and B fields induce each other. There is no EM wave from a uniformly moving charge. You can move to its frame and it's still, so it surely does not radiate.

And you cannot really apply classical electrodynamics to atoms, they're fully quantum-mechanical objects, and you need to treat the EM field as quantum too.