How Can a High School Freshman Contribute to Advancements in Electromagnetism?

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Hello everyone. I'm anonymous and I got to high school as a freshman. My dream is to solve and create problems in order to further advanced everything that has to do with the rules of the universe. Mainly, my first goal is to understand electromagnetism (in general) in hopes of helping to achieve a safe and consumer-friendly superconductor. I hope you all a wonderful day.
 
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Welcome to the PF! :smile:

Those are great goals. Study hard, and stay curious and creative. :smile:
 

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