Partha Sarathi Mishra·Jun 19Impact on Mass of A Moving Charged Object — Part 1Till the end 19th century, when electrical science research were on peak, different pioneer came up with analysis that a charged body…
Rhett Allain·May 3Atoms Aren’t Tiny Little Solar Systems. Electrodynamics Shows Why It Would Collapse.One of the early models for the atom had a positive nucleus with electrons orbiting just like a tiny solar system. But there’s a problem…A response icon12A response icon12
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Apr 29EED — Beyond Maxwell: Rethinking ElectromagnetismAn introduction to Extended Electrodynamics, exploring why classical theory is expanded and how it reshapes our view of light and fields
Rhett Allain·Mar 31Transmission and Reflection of Electromagnetic WavesIn the second semester of electrodynamics, one of the big ideas is to look at what happens when an electromagnetic plane wave goes from one…A response icon4A response icon4
InAdvanced RediscoverybyDr. Paul Wilhelm·Mar 19The Physics That Textbooks SkipA Case for Potential-Primary Electrodynamics
Dmitrii Osenilo·Mar 17Instant Gravity Is Just an Illusion: how physics hides the delaySometimes it feels as if classical physics and modern field theory exist in completely different psychological universes. Take a simple…
Rhett Allain·Feb 7The “Boom” Moment: Using Python to Show Faraday’s Law Always WorksIn introductory physics courses, Faraday’s law goes something like this:A response icon3A response icon3
Rhett Allain·Dec 19, 2025Modeling a Flipping Magnet with Physics and PythonIt’s fun to play with magnets. If they aren’t too strong, you can hold two magnets close to each other so that they are repelling. When you…A response icon5A response icon5
Aman Sharma·Nov 22, 2025SILENT SPRINT OF ELECTRIC CURRENTBy-Aman SharmaA response icon1A response icon1
