Finding the flaw in falsifiability
Science is more complex than Karl Popper thought
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A very strange year
2002 was full of highs and lows
Sharing out the Nobel prize
Three prizes should be awarded each year
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Deconstructing rainbows
“A single ray of light has a pathetic repertoire, limited to bending and bouncing (into water, glass or air, and from mirrors). But when rays are put together into a family – sunlight, for...
In the matter of J Hendrik Schön
What lessons can we learn from the misconduct at Bell Labs?
Did Picasso know about Einstein?
Was it a coincidence that Picasso developed Cubism at about the same time that Einstein published his theory of relativity?
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Hanging together
Is physics in crisis?
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Manufacturing firsts in physics
The first collisions at accelerators tend to be stage managed
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The Einstein File: J Edgar Hoover’s Secret War Against the World’s Most Famous Scientist
Why did the US spy on Einstein?
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The most beautiful experiments in physics as chosen by real physicists
What is the most beautiful experiment in physics, according to our poll of Physics World readers? Robert P Crease reports
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