(1) The theories of electricity and magnetism James Clerk Maxwell the 19 th century.

(2) The new study—based on data from the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in Hawaii—not only confirms the gas is there, it shows that the amount of carbon monoxide has doubled since 2000.

(3) Outlined first by James Clerk Maxwell and then by Albert Einstein in his theory of special relativity, much of modern physics relies on the idea that nothing can travel faster than light.

(4) When Science was born, in 1880, James Clerk Maxwell had died just the year before, after successfully explaining light, electricity, magnetism, and heat.

(5) In 1867 James Clerk Maxwell, a British researcher, wondered if you could extract useful energy from thin air, in apparent contradiction to the second law of thermodynamics.

(6) It was taken by James Clerk Maxwell by photographing the ribbon three times – each time with a different color filter over the lens.

(7) In March of that year James Clerk Maxwell, a Scottish physicist(), published the first piece of a four-part paper entitled "On physical lines of force".

(8) First put together by James Clerk Maxwell in 1861, the formulas describe all known behaviors of electricity and magnetism and show the relationship between the two forces.

(9) It took James Clerk Maxwell in a later century to discover the laws of physics that were evident only after the Herschel's observations inspired wonder.

(10) Acclaimed by some as the father of modern physics, James Clerk Maxwell is a hugely influential figure in the fields of electricity, thermodynamics, photography, nuclear energy, and others.

(11) The discovery was made using several telescopes, including NASA's Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes and the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope and Subaru Telescope in Hawaii.

(12) AzTEC is the name of the camera used on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope.

(13) One was Sir Isaac Newton, another Michael Faraday. The third was James Clerk Maxwell.

(14) As Saltzberg says, scientists have been tantalized by the prospect of magnetic monopoles since James Clerk Maxwell first formulated his famous four equations describing electromagnetism.

(15) He had three portraits on his wall.One was Sir Isaac Newton, another Michael Faraday.The third was James Clerk Maxwell.