Subcategories - Physics, Physicists

  1. Johannes Kepler
  2. Johannes Stark
  3. John Dalton
  4. John von Neumann
  5. Joseph Fourier
  6. Joseph Wilson Swan
  7. Joseph-Louis Gay-Lussac
  8. Joseph-Louis Lagrange
  9. Josiah Willard Gibbs
  10. Kamerlingh Onnes Liquefies Helium
  11. Kennelly and Heaviside Propose the Existence of the Ionosphere
  12. Kibble Proposes the Theory of Cosmic Strings
  13. Lamb and Retherford Discover the Lambshift
  14. Land Invents a Camera/Film System That Develops Instant Pictures
  15. Langevin Develops Active Sonar
  16. Langevin Develops Active Sonar for Submarine Detection and Fathometry
  17. Launching of the First Liquid-Fueled Rocket
  18. Lawrence Develops the Cyclotron
  19. Lemaître Proposes the Big Bang Theory
  20. Leonhard Euler
  21. Lev Davidovich Landau
  22. Libby Introduces the Carbon-14 Method of Dating Ancient Objects
  23. The Liquid Bubble Chamber Is Developed
  24. Lise Meitner
  25. Lord Kelvin
  26. Louis de Broglie
  27. Louis-Eugène-Félix Néel
  28. Ludwig Prandtl
  29. Luigi Galvani
  30. Lyons Constructs First Atomic Clock
  31. Manhattan Project
  32. Marconi Receives the First Transatlantic Telegraphic Radio Transmission
  33. Marrison Fabricates Electric Clock with Quartz Resonator
  34. Max Planck
  35. Michael Faraday
  36. Millikan Conducts His Oil-Drop Experiment
  37. Millikan Names Cosmic Rays and Investigates Their Absorption
  38. The Mössbauer Effect Is Used in the Detection of Gravitational Redshifting
  39. Müller and Bednorz Discover Superconductivity at High Temperatures
  40. Müller Develops the Field Ion Microscope
  41. Müller Invents Field Emission Microscope
  42. Müller Invents the Field Emission Microscope
  43. Nernst Develops Third Law of Thermodynamics
  44. Newton Formulates His Theory of Universal Gravitation
  45. Niels Bohr
  46. Nikola Tesla
  47. Nikolay Gennadiyevich Basov
  48. Noether Shows the Equivalence of Symmetry and Conservation
  49. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Produces Brain Images
  50. Oppenheimer Calculates the Nature of Black Holes