No-way physics
Principles that make us rebel
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Blue-sky thinking
Understanding why blue is the colour
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Subtle are Einstein’s thoughts
Einstein, God and religion
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New light on Hitler’s bomb
Did Germany test an atomic bomb?
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Shadowed by a sociologist
An outsider looks at the gravitational wave community
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The best physics humour ever
Jokes about physics and physicists
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Can physics explain miracles?
A physicist looks at Exodus
Your most beautiful experiments
The top ten experiments in physics
Seeing our own world rotate: the magnificent splendour of Foucault’s pendulum
Robert P Crease argues that this common exhibit in science museums reveals the mismatch between human perception and the workings of nature
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Smarter, wiser, happy or sad?
Long ago, when I was a postdoc at Harvard, I read a book by Herman Kahn, futurologist and all-round guru at the Hudson Institute in New York State. He gave a ranked list of the 50 major problems that ...
