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| | | | William Thompson, Lord Kelvin, was a towering genius of 19th century physics. He is often quoted as saying, There is nothing new to be discovered in physics now. All that remains is more and more precise measurement. As it happens, he never actually said this. It's a paraphrase of a quote from Albert Michelson, of... | |
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| | | | Dedicated to spreading the Good News of Basic and Applied Science at great research institutions world wide. Good science is a collaborative process. The rule here: Science Never Sleeps. Another rule here: Scientists "invent" nothing. Instead scientists "discover". Everything which is now fact was fact shortly after the Big Bang. | |
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| | | | This story dives into the multiple worlds theory and quantum mechanics, but its flavor is more of a personal drama than theoretical physics speculation. We follow a physicists trying to test his theory while dealing with his less than enthusiastic students, but it is his tragic past that in an unexpected manner that end up moving him forward. This well written story got me hooked very quickly. I was impressed with how quickly we get to understand, and feel, where the main character Sebastian is in his professional and personal life. His past gets naturally and gradually revealed, and the narrative is engaging even though it isn't a story filled with conflict or drama. The multiple worlds theory has been explored countless times in science fiction, and the scope of these types of stories can get quite wide, but Frank Ward keeps in close and personal which I really appreciated. Read in Asimov's January/February 2025 Rating: 4 | |
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