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What Quantum Gravity Needs Is More Experiments
Math won’t solve quantum gravity. Experimentation will.
Why Theories of Everything Are Ill-Conceived
The Multiple Multiverses May Be One and the Same
If multiverses seem weird, it’s because we need to revamp our notions of time and space.
The Not-So-Fine Tuning of the Universe
There’s more than one way to build a universe suitable for life.
Even Physicists Find the Multiverse Faintly Disturbing
It’s not the immensity or inscrutability, but that it reduces physical law to happenstance.
Why Rotation Makes No Sense Sometimes
My Personal Hero: Caleb Scharf on Michael Storrie-Lombardi
Spark of Science: Melissa Franklin
Harvard’s first tenured woman physicist tells us about her heroes and her work.
Listening for Extraterrestrial Blah Blah
At the cosmic dinner party, intelligence is the loudest thing in the room.
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