Maxwell Magnetism Mug

$17.95

James Clerk Maxwell

Scientific "Daftie" (b.1831 – d.1879)

Insatiably curious as a youth, James Clerk Maxwell was called “daftie” (which meant “nerd” in 19th century England). The name never bothered him though as he was too absorbed in discovering how the universe worked. By age 14 he was writing scientific papers, and by 25, James was a college professor. Maxwell’s theory of electromagnetic radiation rivals the discoveries of Newton and Einstein. His legendary devotion to the Christian faith never came into conflict with his scientific genius.

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Sipping your morning cup of joe out of a Maxwell mug, while enjoying a light read of "A Treatise on Electricity & Magnetism" by Maxwell himself.

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