The discussion revolves around the request for a comprehensive book that encompasses all experiments in physics, spanning from Classical Mechanics to Quantum Field Theory. Participants explore the feasibility of such a book and suggest alternatives.
Participants generally agree on the impracticality of a single comprehensive book on all experiments in physics, but there is no consensus on what type of book would best serve the original request.
Participants have not defined specific criteria for what constitutes "all experiments" or the intended use of the requested book, leaving the discussion open to interpretation.
Readers interested in the history of experimental physics, those seeking recommendations for comprehensive resources, or individuals exploring the evolution of physics experiments may find this discussion relevant.
Christian Grey said:Can someone recommend me a book that has all the experiments performed in physics from Classical Mechanics to Quantum field theory? (From the beginning of classical mechanics till today)