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The best fiction, nonfiction, history and sci-fi books Scientific American staff read in 2023
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The best fiction, nonfiction, history and sci-fi books Scientific American staff read in 2023
Countries including the United States, Canada, Russia and Saudi Arabia have plans that will bust our carbon budget more than twice over. Plus, treatments for dengue, and a rollicking folk history of fundamental physics. Countries including the United States, Canada, Russia and Saudi Arabia have plans that will bust our carbon budget more than twice over. Plus, treatments for dengue, and a rollicking folk history of fundamental physics.
Fundamental physics has progressed in leaps and bounds in the past century — driven by strong characters and often a complete disregard for health and safety, as a spirited history shows. Fundamental physics has progressed in leaps and bounds in the past century — driven by strong characters and often a complete disregard for health and safety, as a spirited history shows.
India's renowned technologist, VS Arunachalam leaves behind a legacy of scientific accomplishments and institution-building efforts
Gainesville FL (SPX) May 24, 2023 - For generations, physicists were sure the laws of physics were perfectly symmetric. Until they weren't. Symmetry is a tidy and attractive idea that falls apart in our untidy universe. Indeed,