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History questions are welcome on this site whenever they have any bearing on our modern understanding of physics. However, if a question has only minimal or null bearing on our current understanding, or it specifically requires a historian's skills, toolset, and mindset to answer, then it should be migrated to the History of Science and Maths site. See the FAQ on Meta for more information.
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How did physicists know that there are two kind of charges?
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The question I am about to make is either too stupid or hasn't bothered anyone because its obvious because I can't really find the answer anywhere.
I am currently studying electricity and m …
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How did physicists know that only negative charges move?
I have phrased similarly another question about how physicists knew that two charges exist, positive and negative. The purpose of the question is not necessarily to educate me historically. It's just …
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