James Clerk Maxwell was born on 18 June 1831 to Frances Cay and John Clerk – a lawyer who was the younger son of James Clerk. The Clerks were one of the most distinguished and wealthiest families in ...

JAMES CLERK MAXWELL, whose premature death, on Wednesday last week, science has to deplore, was born in 1831, being the only son of John Clerk Maxwell, Esq., of Middlebie, His grandfather was ...

Convicted longtime Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell is no longer fighting to keep secret the identities of eight people who were named in a now-settled civil lawsuit by the sex ...

Maxwell completed that task. Maxwell also developed the phenomenon of electrical resonance in parallel to acoustic resonance developed by Sir John William Strutt and Lord Rayleigh. Maxwell showed how ...

James Clerk Maxwell is the scientist responsible for explaining the forces behind the radio in your car, the magnets on your fridge, the heat of a warm summer day and the charge on a battery.

The Arkansas State Police arrested Megan Maxwell Goudy, a former Marion District Court clerk. State police said Goudy allegedly misappropriated over $320,000 in court fines between 2019 to 2022.

The memory of James Clerk Maxwell 1831-1879. Buried elsewhere. He was born in Edinburgh on 13th June 1831, son of John and his wife Frances (Cay). His father was a brother of Sir George Clerk and John ...

James Clerk Maxwell grew up near Parton in Dumfries and Galloway and is also buried there. ... 'Wasn't necessary' for Fergus Ewing to stand against the SNP, says John Swinney. External.

James Clerk Maxwell is the most important physicist you’ve probably never heard of, ranking with Newton and Einstein. In this extract from Brian Clegg’s new biography we find Maxwell starting ...

James Clerk Maxwell is often, with… OUR Icon this week was called “Daftie” at school and went on to become Albert Einstein’s scientific hero. James Clerk Maxwell is often, with… ...

Inspired by James Clerk Maxwell's findings, first expounded in the 1850s, a physicist is reintroducing the idea of using a "fish-eye" lens -- a lens that can work in any direction -- to create the ...

James Clerk Maxwell is often, with… OUR Icon this week was called “Daftie” at school and went on to become Albert Einstein’s scientific hero. James Clerk Maxwell is often, with… ...