C. V. Raman
Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was an Indian physicist who won the 1930 Nobel prize for physics for his work on light scattering, known as the Raman effect
Inertia
Physics
Is everything predetermined? Why physicists are reviving a taboo idea
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Technology
Flat pasta that morphs into 3D shapes when cooked saves on packaging
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Richard Feynman
Physics
Stone skipping physics could help spacecraft land safely on water
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Physics
Quantum computers are revealing an unexpected new theory of reality
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Physics
Neutrinos change their identities and we don’t know why
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Physics
Is there an ancient black hole at the edge of the solar system?
Features
Physics
Quantum weirdness isn鈥檛 weird 鈥� if we accept objects don鈥檛 exist
We can grasp the truth about the quantum world, says physicist Carlo Rovelli 鈥� as long as we abandon our most cherished assumption about what鈥檚 real and what鈥檚 not
Features
Physics
We may have to rewrite our understanding of gravity
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Physics
Did time flow in two directions from the big bang, making two futures?
Features
Physics
Why the universe can be described by the equations of fluids
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Physics
Physicists finally figured out why food sticks to a frying pan
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