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Articles related to "History Of Physics"
Timelines Learn about timelines in this week's article. timelines • science • web sites • time • events
The Photoelectric Effect is Solved As part of his "Miracle Year" in 1905, Albert Einstein gave the new "quantum" ideas a jump start with his solution to a nineteenth century problem. photoelectric effect • albert einstein's miracle year • on a heuristic viewpoint concerning the production • max planck • black body radiation
The Discovery of the Neutron In 1932, James Chadwick proved that the atomic nucleus contained a neutral particle which had been proposed more than a decade earlier by Ernest Rutherford. james chadwick • discovery of the neutron • atomic structure • parts of an atom • how does an atom work
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
Through the Past Lightly Everything in science past isn't recorded in the annals of history. asimov • glass • coal • aqueduct • magnetism
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
Scientific realism Conventionally, scientific realism asserts that the substances of scientific knowledge exist autonomously. constructive empiricism • scientific realism • representational naturalism • discrimination thought • scientific history
Avicenna Read about one of the most influential physicians of all time. avicenna • persia • canon of medicine • physician • astronomy
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 I wandered into engineering: From High School to Now Since high school, I was actively encouraged to enter the sciences. I rebelled against the attitude that science was somehow "better" than the humanities. In the end, I did come back to this very practical field, but only after some meandering on the way. engineering • diplomacy • teaching • japan • germany
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 |
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