Who first discovered electromagnetism?

Answer 1

Discovered by James Maxwell James Maxwell came up with a book about his findings in 1856. Maxwell is most noted for his equations, known as Maxwell's equations. His equations were incorrect although he made several attempts to come up with the correct equations. Maxwell was the first to come up with electromagnetism, and Albert Einstein took onto the idea. Maxwell's findings about elctromagnetism laid the groundwork for some of Einstein's ideas and the ground work for Quantum Mechanics as well.

Answer 2

Max Planck first proposed the idea of Quantum Theory in 1900.

However, numerous physicist thought of this idea, one of the first, was Dirac in 1927

Quantum electrodynamics went beyond the work of Dirac, doing so in order to explain discrepencies between theory and experiment in hydrogen spectral line shifts. Inspired by an insight from Hans Bethe, Sin-Itiro Tomonaga, Julian Schwinger, Richard Feynman, and Freeman Dyson eventually developed a theory that resolved the discrepency. Tomonaga, Schwinger, and Feynman shared a Nobel Prize in Physics for their work in this area.

Answer 3

prolly hard to find one excact person, but your maybe looking for Nicola Tesla, Thomas Edison or most likely James Clerk Maxwell?

Answer 4

max well