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Is everything made of tiny strings? Oskar Klein medallist Ashoke Sen on what we still don't know
Ashoke Sen, the first Indian to receive the Oskar Klein Medal, explains string theory, black holes and the hidden dimensions of space in simple words. In an exclusive interview with India Today, he ...
New Scientist on MSN
The best new popular-science books of November 2026
From a “modern bestiary” by Richard Dawkins to a book co-authored by Robert Macfarlane and an Ecuadorian cloud forest, there ...
The Independent on MSN
Rick Wakeman reveals he once kicked Salvador Dalí off stage
Rick Wakeman reveals he once kicked Salvador Dalí off stage for interrupting his solo - Wakeman was performing with Strawbs ...
The UC Nature Lyndal Laughrin Distinguished Stewardship and Service Award honors a man who inspired generations of ...
This in-depth conversation between renowned biographer Walter Isaacson and tech visionary Elon Musk delves into critical, ...
Bill Maher opened his new episode of "Real Time" Friday night by addressing Trump's 1,300-word social media tirade against ...
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Cody Campbell, Texas Tech's bombastic billionaire booster, could learn from Jerry Jones
Campbell's social media antics this week after Texas Tech's loss to Cincinnati are not a great look. Maybe he could learn from the Cowboys owner?
Professor Ashoke Sen, 70, is the first Indian to receive — in October 2026 — the prestigious Oskar Klein Medal for his work in string theory, a branch of particle physics that models subatomic ...
Ethan Hawke visits WIRED to answer his most searched questions on Google. What’s Ethan Hawke’s best movie? What is Betty ...
Now more than a decade later, Hackett recalls that it was an interesting evening on a number of levels. "I know they wanted ...
Graham Farmelo's biography examines the brilliance and the imperfections of one of the world’s most famous scientists ...
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