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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you

Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?

One year later...

As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.

He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!

There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......

The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The relationship between lightning and electromagneticism, as well as the molecular particles behind it, were also unknown. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" within the paradigm of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns

Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism

Many years later...

New paradigm, and new "normal science" expanding on electricity

Your hair stood up because lightning was about to hit you... An electric charge built up as part of a "positive lightning charge". Your charge attracted the lightning!

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  • The concept of lightning strikes were unknown beyond Ben Franklin's lightning rod. The concept of electromagneticism and the molecular particles behind it were unknown as well. Some believed it was due to a higher power, others did not care. This was the "normal science" of the time, in which scientists conducted experiments within their realm of known, and did not venture into the unknowns
  • Why did my hair stand up while I was outside in a thunderstorm?
  • I don't exactly know the answer... but one day I will tell you
  • One year later...
  • As Ampere saw a reproduction of Orsted's experiment using a compass, he got to work to figure out the math behind it.
  • He mathematically showed that two parallel, electrified wires attract each other if the currents flow in the same direction and repel if they flow in opposite directions. He discovered that force is inversely proportional to distance, and the inversely proportional to the intensity of the current (Ampere's law). This was electromagnetism!
  • There must be some form of electromagnetic molecules that drive this to occur......
  • Paradigm shift, in which the usual way of thinking about electricity was replaced with an understanding of electromagneticism
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