James Clerk Maxwell Resources

There is no doubt that in the development and recognition of time, there have been many theories and periods that have defined the understanding of how it works and what is the driving force behind it. These factors have included the cosmological ideas of religions that have become the staples of cultures across the globe. They have also included Astrological factors such as the physical presence of , but in more recent understandings science, physics, and the calculations of mathematics have lead way to further insight and understanding of the forces that actually create our perceptions of time. It is no doubt that when thinking of such ideas and philosophies it is easy to first think of the big philosophers such as Newton, Plato, and even Albert Einstein who gave us the Theory of relativity, but hidden in the middle is James Clerk Maxwell. James Clerk Maxwell may not be a household name when it comes to scientists, but his contributions to the field ranks him with some of the great scientists of all time and one of the most important philosophers in the exploration of how science and time have become synonymous. It was James Clerk Maxwell that proposed the concepts of electromagnetics

Just as many scientist before him Maxwells theories derived from the study of others.
One of the main
“The differences in Maxwell and Faraday's scientific process represented an emerging change in Physics during the nineteenth century.” ( )

Many of his discovery of the nature of electromagnetic waves paved the way for modern technologies such as the radio, television, radar and the mobile telephone. However, it was James Clerk Maxwell’s theories that influenced one of the most important theories to time interoperation of all time. Albert Einstein

Maxwell made fundamental contributions to the development of thermodynamics. He was also a founder of the kinetic theory of gases. This theory provided the new subject of statistical physics, linking thermodynamics and