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Within a few years, James Clerk Maxwell transforms Faraday’s visionary insight into a system of equations describing the fields. He grasps that light is nothing but a swift ripple upon these webs, and that these ripples, at greater wavelengths, can bear signals. Hertz reproduces them in the laboratory,
Carlo Rovelli • Anaximander: And the Birth of Science
There is an extremely powerful force that, so far, science has not found a formal explanation to. It is a force that includes and governs all others, and is even behind any phenomenon operating in the universe and has not yet been identified by us.
This universal force is LOVE.
— from Albert... See more
This is the most interesting physics paper I've ever read.
Maxwell's original equations have been greatly simplified to leave out an important part: Scalar Waves.
But the CIA already knew this.
If you want to know how electro-gravitic drone propulsion works, thi... See more
Einstein invented everything he was ever going to invent by the age of 25. The rest of his life was spent in a futile chase to find a force he couldn’t find called the Fifth Force—the unifying force.
Stuart Wilde • Infinite Self: 33 Steps to Reclaiming Your Inner Power
This is Einstein at Princeton, 1935.
He was tasked to find which young physicists would revolutionize science.
His unconventional method found Oppenheimer, Wheeler, and Nobel-Prize winners before anyone knew their names.
Here is his ONE method to spotting genius:... See more
Ayer se cumplieron 190 años del nacimiento de uno de los físicos mas grandes de todos los tiempos, James Clerk Maxwell. Para celebrarlo, les dejo esta joyita: "La demostración de Feynman de las ecuaciones de Maxwell" (circa 1948) según Dyson la recordaba: https://t.co/JpffEeTvgV... See more