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]]>Physics is the belief that a simple and consistent description of nature is possible.
—Niels Bohr
There are innumerable doors in physics. All these doors are very special and mysterious because once you enter, it leads to another door.
Some doors have been unlatched and many more are yet to be unlatched. Today I will take you to two doors that have been unlatched.
According to classical mechanics, time is absolute. On the contrary, Albert Einstein showed time is “relative” not “absolute”. “Speed and gravity affects time.”
Time slows down and speeds up depending on the value of “gravity” and “speed .”
Suppose you are travelling very fast in a rocket and your friend standing on the Earth. Time slows down for you, compared to your friend who is standing on the Earth.

Jupiter’s gravity is much stronger than Earth’s gravity. Therefore, time passes slower in Jupiter than on Earth.

Let’s explore “time dilation”, a little more and understand “twin paradox.

Could we ever have imagined that there would be a relation between “moving charges” and “magnets”.

In 1820, danish physicist “Hans Christian Oersted,” observed, when the magnetic needle is placed near a current carrying wire, the magnetic needle deflects and aligns in a particular direction. As the current in the wire changes, the direction of the magnetic needle changes.
He concluded, the current carrying wire produces a magnetic field. The magnetic field produces around the current carrying wire is in the form of concentric circle, which exerts a force on the needle. Thus, needle deflects.
A brief summary of the entire discussion is given below:
Oersted’s discovery of the connection between electricity and magnetism was a foundational step toward the field of electromagnetism. Because this was the first experimental evidence that electric current creates a magnetic field.
This was really incredible, because for the first time someone was saying that electricity and magnetism were not two separate phenomena but were interconnected. This discovery was a turning point in physics, leading to the development of electromagnetism and showing the way for future technologies.
If you want to know more about electromagnetism please let me know in the comment box below.
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