The unknown is not necessarily unknowable; fresh knowns may make the former unknowns become also known.


Electromagnetic Theory (Volume 1), Chapter I (p. 10)


The unknown is not necessarily unknowable; fresh knowns may make the former unknowns become also known.

The unknown is not necessarily unknowable; fresh knowns may make the former unknowns become also known.

The unknown is not necessarily unknowable; fresh knowns may make the former unknowns become also known.

The unknown is not necessarily unknowable; fresh knowns may make the former unknowns become also known.