146K views · 2.2K reactions | We're excited to share an amazing discovery with you: never-before-seen writings by Michael Faraday, revealing remarkable and mysterious inventions.  (Check the post date ) | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

380K views · 8.8K reactions | From microwave ovens to MRI scanners, Faraday cages have a myriad of uses in today's world. On 15 January 1836, Michael Faraday built the first one right here in the Ri theatre.⚡ To mark the occasion, Harvard University's David Ricketts and our Demo team got together to show how it works. | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

108K views · 1.9K reactions | In this video David Ricketts recreates one of Michael Faraday's experiments, generating an electric current using the method Faraday employed. | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

77K views · 842 reactions | Check out this piece of history! 鱗⚡ On this day in 1831 Michael Faraday discovered how to generate electricity from magnetism. Today electromagnets are used in small common items such as headphones, in big stuff such as maglev trains, and even in huge particle accelerators. | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook