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21:20it's the first concrete proof actually that electrons are negative. >> Okay. And it's also one of the sort of nail in the coffin for why Maxwell's equations are correct because Maxwell's equations predict exactly this and this is what he found. The Hall effect is something that every electrical engineer knows about and cares about. Very big deal. >> I just want to know we're not even in the 1900s yet. 1880 founding of Science magazine. >> Yeah, this is um one of the big two, right? There's nature. >> Nature is from Springer Publications in Great Britain. And then we have science from the

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    America 250: The Breakthroughs That Built American Science — Part 1

    Part one of our America 250 special traces the inventions, institutions, and scientific breakthroughs — from Franklin to Sputnik — that helped build the United States into a global scientific power.

    America 250: The Breakthroughs That Built American Science — Part 1

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