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Articles related to "Electromagnetism"
Relativity and Electromagnetism The first and foremost issue that set Einstein's new view of relativity apart from the relativity of Galileo were the problems encountered with the new study of light. special relativity • constant speed of light • albert einstein • james clerk maxwell • michelson morley
Book: Electric Universe Physics Book Review: "Electric Universe: The Shocking True Story of Electricity" by David Bodanis david bodanis • electric universe • electricity • electromagnetism • cyrus field
Max Planck and Light Quanta In 1900, Max Planck announced a solution to the black-body problem, and in doing so set physics on a revolutionary new path altogether. max planck • black body radiation • light quanta • quantum theory • planck's constant
James Clerk Maxwell Biography Life and works of James Clerk Maxwell, considered the 19th century's greatest scientist, famous for electromagnetism and Maxwell's Equations. james clerk maxwell • james clerk maxwell biography • maxwell's equations • james clerk maxwell life and works • maxwell and electromagnetism
The Big and the Small - Part 2 Last week we looked at how the four fundamental forces influence matter on the atomic and microscopic scales, this week we look at the macroscopic and cosmic scales. 4 forces • four forces • gravity • weak force • strong force
Andre-Marie Ampere Brief biography of French scientist André-Marie Ampère who laid the foundation of electromagnetism, he called electrodynamics. andre-marie ampere • ampere electrodynamics • ampere electromagnetism • ampere french mathematician • ampere french physicist
Hans Christian Oersted Biography of Hans Christian Oersted, Danish physicist and chemist, who established relationship of electricity and magnetism, grounding the science of electromagnetics. hans christian oersted • danish physicist and chemist discovered electromag • oersted and electromagnetics • biography hans christian oersted • oersted electricity and magnetism relationship
Black-Body Radiation In the final years of the nineteenth century, a new problem came to light which threatened to question the very nature of physical theories since the time of Newton. black body radiation • ultraviolet catastrophe • fall of classical mechanics • nineteenth century physics • red hot metal
How Astrology Works This article will attempt to establish the validity of astrological interpretation through scientific explanation. astrology • the zodiac • horoscope • electromagnetism • resonance
Michael Faraday, Life and Works Brief biography of Michael Faraday, greatest experimental scientist in history, famous for his breakthroughs in electricity and electrochemistry. faraday • michael faraday • faraday life and works • faraday biography • faraday electricity
The Study of Light To understand Special Relativity one must begin by understanding how light has been viewed throughout history. special relativity • theory of light • optics • aristotle • galileo galilei
The Physics Family Physics is a discipline of science that includes many interrelated and active branches. branches of physics • classic physics • classical physics • modern physics • applied physics
The Four Forces of Nature The four known natural forces are, from strongest to weakest: strong nuclear, electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and gravity. Without forces structure could not exist. four forces of nature • natural force carriers • hypothetical bosons • four natural forces • electricity and magnetism
The Speed of Light Though light was finally accepted to exist in the form of waves in the 19th century, other problems awaited the immediate attention of physicists. history of light • speed of light • thomas young • isaac newton • james clerk maxwell
Facts About the Atom Atoms are an intermediary step between fundamental particles and the material objects that make up our large scale world. This is a brief primer on the atom. atom • nuclear forces • element 117 • hydrogen plasma • ununoctium
Plasma Plasma is one of many states of matter, but it is one of the most common four: solid, liquid, gas, plasma. plasma • ionized matter • states of matter • ions • ion
The Big and the Small - Part 1 At different scales, different forces have a predominate influence over matter. 4 forces • four forces • gravity • weak force • strong force
The Physics of the Buffyverse The Physics of the Buffyverse, a recent book written by Jennifer Ouellette, describes physics through the lens of the mythology of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV show. buffyverse • the physics of the buffyverse • buffy the vampire slayer • angel • pop culture
Waves Waves are ubiquitous in the study of physics, and we are intuitively familiar with them from a very early age, but what are they really? waves • propagation of energy • transverse waves • longitudinal waves • wave interference
Alternative Therapy - Electromagnetic Therapy As you know, people have been buying into the new fad of magnetic therapy. This method uses the same idea, only with electric forces. breast cancer • cancer • alternative therapy • electromagnetic therapy
How To Read A Medical News Article Helpful hints for reading medical articles or press releases. How to interpret such writings and media releases. medical news • fact • fiction • consumer advocacy • project lead
Steven Weinberg - Unifying the Forces Steven Weinberg shared the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1979 by demonstrating a unification of the weak and electromagnetic forces between elementary particles. weak force • atom • nobel • physicist • weinberg
Difference Equations and Modern Physics Whereas in much of physics scientists tend to rely on differential equations to describe phenomena, certain physical theories find success by denying continuity. big bang theory • differential calculus • difference equations • loop quantum gravity • standard model of physics
Must-Have Equipment for Ghost Hunters Building a collection of investigative gear can be daunting. The following tools will allow you to collect a variety of data without breaking your back - or the bank. ghost hunt • paranormal investigation • paranormal • equipment • photograph ghost
The Basics of Knot Theory Mathematicians are often known for their creativity; their unique ability to make sense of any worldly phenomenon using numbers. Knot theory is a perfect example of this. knot theory • topology • theoretical mathematics • carl friederich gauss • knot applications in chemistry and physics
The Crop Circle Phenomenon Who is responsible for the creation of crop circles? Are they messages from extraterrestrials? This article takes a look at some possible explanations. crop circle phenomenon • extraterrestrials • 17th century england • stonehenge • crop circle images
Alien call I. First contact will probably - if it ever takes place - not be face to face, instead, a distant call may be radioed purposefully or not. Neither will it be a true dialogue unless some fundamental physics breakthrough emerges. For decades now, many people are scanning the dial looking for signals. You may help too. alien • aliens • alien call • alien transmission • frank drake
Electromagnetic Fields and Health Hazards Some say exposure to electromagnetic fields may account for numerous health problems, including miscarriages, birth defects, heart disease and cancer. electromagnetic fields and cancer • elfs and health • vlfs and health • video display terminals and miscarriage • electromagnetic fields and heart disease
Galilean Relativity To fully understand the mysteries of Albert Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity, one must first understand the theory on which it was based: Galileo's theory. special relativity • albert einstein • galileo galilei • galilean relativity • galilean invariance
Lost Season Six One of TV's most popular shows, 'Lost', enters its sixth and final season in 2010. Here are some of the many questions yet to be answered. lost series • lost season six • lost spoilers • lost season six spoilers • lost season 6
Radioactivity and Alpha Particles Alpha particles are emitted from a radioactive substance by way of quantum tunneling and is governed by a statistical look at the strong nuclear force. alpha radiation • alpha decay • alpha particles • what is radiation • atomic radiation
The Body Chakras The science and philosophy of yoga emphasize the oneness of all beings and energies. The chakra system illustrates the reflection of the universe within each of us. chakra yoga • chakra system • chakra science • shat chakras • body chakras
Theory of Theodor Kaluza and Oskar Klein Brief biographies and work of physicists Theodor Kaluza and Oskar Klein, who conceived the idea of the higher level fifth-dimension of unifying forces. theodor kaluza brief biography • oskar klein brief biography • kaluza-klein theory • kaluza klein fifth dimension • kaluza and einstein
What Are Electromagnetic Waves? Visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light as well as X-rays and all types of radio waves are types of electromagnetic waves or electromagnetic radiation. electromagnetic waves • electric fields • magnetic fields • infrared light • ultraviolet light
Extra Sensory Sciences:Sixth Sense Awareness The "Sixth Sense" is something we are all supposed to be blessed with; so much so that we have coined and use this term frequently in our day-to-day conversation(s) when referring to the extra sensory events in our lives. What is the "Sixth Sense" comprised of? This article introduces a six-part series on the "Sixth Sense" and should help us gain a further understanding of this common human experience. sixth sense • extrasensory perception • precognition • retrocognition • telepathy
Beta Decay and the Weak Force In order for physicists to understand the reasons for beta decay, a new nuclear force had to be developed - a task accomplished by Enrico Fermi in 1934. radioactive decay • what is radioactive decay • what is radioactivity • how does an atom decay • beta decay
Defining Quantum Mechanics Quantum physics is recognized by many as one of the most difficult concepts in science. While this is surely true, it is not entirely beyond the grasp of the layman. what is quantum mechanics • albert einstein • theory of relativity • thomas young • uncertainty
The Equivalence of Mass and Energy Einstein's theory of special relativity resulted in perhaps the most famous equation every created, and changed the world of science forever. mass energy equivalence • e = mc² • albert einstein • special relativity • time dilation |
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