Editing Maxwell's Equations (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Maxwell Speed' (Calculating the speed of light from vacuum constants):'''
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import math

def calculate_light_speed(epsilon_0, mu_0):
    """
    c = 1 / sqrt(e0 * u0)
    """
    speed = 1 / math.sqrt(epsilon_0 * mu_0)
    return f"Calculated Speed: {round(speed/1e8, 2)} x 10^8 m/s"

# Constants of the Universe
e0 = 8.854e-12 
u0 = 1.256e-6

print(calculate_light_speed(e0, u0))
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; Maxwell Landmarks
: '''The 'Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism' (1873)''' → The book that "Defined" the modern era of physics.
: '''Heinrich Hertz (1887)''' → The scientist who "Built" a machine to "Test" Maxwell's equations and successfully sent the first "Radio Signal" across a room.
: '''Oliver Heaviside''' → The man who "Simplified" Maxwell's original **20 equations** into the **4 equations** we see today using "Vector Calculus."
: '''Special Relativity (Einstein)''' → Einstein was "Inspired" by Maxwell. He realized that for Maxwell's equations to be "True" for everyone, "Time" itself must be "Flexible."
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