We need a Physics Calendar anyone?

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We need a "Physics Calendar"...anyone?

One that shows when Newton's Birthday is, when Einstein discovered general relativity, etc. Then when something shows up we can go geeky on our facebook pals and say "Happy Newton's Day!"

And they'll be all like "s/he's such a nerdy dweeb!"

And we'll be all like :biggrin:

Does anyone have the goods?
 
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Unfortunately, as time is not absolute Physics cannot provide you with such a timeline.
 
The APS answers: http://timeline.aps.org/APS/Timeline/
 


jhae2.718 said:
Unfortunately, as time is not absolute Physics cannot provide you with such a timeline.
:biggrin::-p
 


Femme_physics said:
One that shows when Newton's Birthday is, when Einstein discovered general relativity, etc. Then when something shows up we can go geeky on our facebook pals and say "Happy Newton's Day!"

And they'll be all like "s/he's such a nerdy dweeb!"

And we'll be all like :biggrin:

Does anyone have the goods?

How about a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Physics/Anniversaries"
 
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Astronuc said:
and e-ster.
:smile:
 


micromass said:
Ah, the soft soothing music of pink floyd. Me like :approve:

Great for thinking about "The axiom of choice" I bet. Nice blog.