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As interpretations are mostly "what feels right" philosophically, I can argue that it does not help much in understanding the concept of...

The quickest way to get someone to take a look is to report the thread, but now that I've seen this post from you I can take care of it.

Please bring this to the history forum.

Can somebody edit the title for a more descriptive one?

A quick Google should shed some light on these questions. What has your research turned up?

Some interesting interviews (AIP Oral History Interviews (OHI)) of some relativity professors: Malament, David on 2026 February 11 and...

The man who saw the first atomic bomb @sbrothy mentioned this story in another thread so expand on the details here. Richard Feynman...

As far as I know, the anecdote of the windshield is associated with Richard Feynman not Oppenheimer.

I already posted an article by Physics World in the Biography, history, philosophy of physics sources on the recently found interview of...

This is crazy. So how does the AI handles the workers? She hires and makes contracts ?

Source Cohen, Joel E. A Life of the Immeasurable Mind. Annals of Probability 14(4): 1139-1148 (October, 1986). DOI...

Wikipedia covers the controversy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Podkletnov

I mean sure for liquid metals there is a whole field of research, if that is soft matter or not it is the same as asking if fluid...

Yeah, I seem to be wrong about Bruun being in the PD. Which puzzles me considering the age of the book (1931!) It's been removed from...

I think there were a few, but I can find only this one: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/quantum-mechanics-myths-and-facts.143045/