Cross the lines of force
Disrupt the magnetic field
Generate current
August 29th, 1931: Michael Faraday Discovers Electromagnetic Induction.
Michael Faraday experimentally demonstrated that a changing magnetic field can induce a voltage in a conductor. The discovery of electromagnetic induction helped in the creation of electric generators, transformers, and even induction cook tops.
An English scientist, Faraday was a prolific researcher and inventor. In addition to discovering electromagnetic induction, he also discovered Benzene and electrolysis.
The farad, an International System of Units (SI) measurement of a capacitance – the ability of an object to hold an electric charge was named after Faraday.
Source: timeanddate.com
The Twisting Tail 
Faraday’s law is a curl-E one, but it wont B changing with time, 😀
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That is very well done 👏👏👏👍
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Your excellent poem induced a response, which was not integral was certainly intended to be differential. (It’s always nice to take a path, and come back to the same point with a new sense of potential, and more energy.) So you’re welcome to it, free of charge, I’m glad to contribute to the flux here.
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Thank you. Another great comment, with more potential than the poem itself.
You’ve induced my curiosity. I’ll observe the results as soon as I have the energy 😉
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I’m no Bill Nye the science guy. So I’ll just discharge myself from commenting. ☢️💡💥⚡️
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There’s only one bill nye 😉
It’s okay to stay neutral. No force applied here.
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Lol
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Nice poem but I really got a charge out of all the comments!
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I know. Seems like a positively charged group!
I don’t normally get this kind of response from my science based posts.
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