Between the lines
Books about transits of Venus, scientific tattoos and world-changing equations, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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When Creativity met Necessity
Roger Bridgman reviews Mad Like Tesla and How James Watt Invented the Copier
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Atmospheric tales
Robert P Crease asks why the discovery of Venus's atmosphere is still so controversial
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Venus: it’s now or never
As next month's transit of Venus nears, Jay M Pasachoff examines the science and history of these exceptionally rare events
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Einstein, the travelling physicist
Alberto A Martínez reviews Josef Eisinger's Einstein on the Road
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The cat that never dies
Robert P Crease explains the enduring fascination with Schrödinger's cat
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Quantum mechanics in popular-science books
Physics World's podcast team discusses the enduring appeal of quantum mechanics
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Quantum man: Richard Feynman’s life in science
View on demand: an online lecture presented by Lawrence M Krauss
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The perfect storm
Richard Corfield investigates the science behind the sinking of the Titanic
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Between the lines
Books on bubble physics, quantum exiles and arty photos of particle accelerators, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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