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James Clerk Maxwell, Scottish physicist

James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879), Scottish physicist. Maxwells works cover a wide area of science, and he is regarded as one of the finest minds of the 19th century. His major work was on light and electromagnetic waves. He showed that oscillating charges produced waves in an electro- magnetic field, which had the same velocity as light. This led him to predict the existence of other forms of radiation, such as radio waves. His equations introduced the value c for the speed of light. He also worked on the motions of molecules in a gas, and showed that Saturns rings must be composed of numerous particles

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This print showcases the brilliant mind of James Clerk Maxwell, a renowned Scottish physicist. Born in 1831, Maxwell's contributions to science spanned various fields, earning him the reputation as one of the finest intellectuals of the 19th century. His groundbreaking work primarily focused on light and electromagnetic waves. Maxwell revolutionized our understanding by demonstrating that oscillating charges generate waves within an electromagnetic field, with a velocity identical to that of light itself. This groundbreaking revelation led him to predict other forms of radiation like radio waves. Notably, his equations introduced the constant "c" for the speed of light. Beyond his advancements in electromagnetism, Maxwell delved into studying gas molecules' motion and even unraveled Saturn's mysterious ring system composed of countless particles. The monochrome illustration captures Maxwell's profound theories and scientific prowess while paying homage to his Scottish heritage. As we gaze upon this artwork from Science Photo Library, we are reminded not only of Maxwell's significant contributions but also how he paved the way for future astrophysicists and scientists alike.

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