The Man Who United the Universe

<p><strong>Isaac Newton defined gravity. Albert Einstein defined relativity. James Clerk Maxwell defined the modern world.</strong></p><p>His name may not be as famous but his legacy is everywhere. Maxwell was the quiet Scottish genius who with a stunning set of equations performed one of the greatest acts of intellectual unification in human history. He took the seemingly separate forces of electricity and magnetism and proved they were a single harmonious force-and that light was an electromagnetic wave.</p><p>This book is the definitive portrait of a man who was as profound as he was brilliant. It traces his journey from a curious boy on a Scottish farm to a visionary who single-handedly gave us the theoretical foundation for all wireless communication. It reveals the deeply human side of the man behind the genius a man of unwavering faith gentle humor and a tireless pursuit of the universe's most elegant truths. Approx.170 pages 33000 word count</p>