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Jim Al-Khalili

@jimalkhalili

Prof Jim Al-Khalili CBE FRS HonFREng @UniofSurrey Distinguished Chair in theoretical physics, author, broadcaster, humanist. "Affable Egghead" (Sunday Times).

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Osama Siddique(@DrOsamaSiddique) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just finished a lucid & illuminating book by Prof Jim Al-Khalili on all the major discoveries/theories/preoccupations in physics & the the discipline’s future. For non specialists like me who find the discipline intimidating but the physical world fascinating it is brilliant

Just finished a lucid & illuminating book by Prof @jimalkhalili on all the major discoveries/theories/preoccupations in physics & the the discipline’s future. For non specialists like me who find the discipline intimidating but the physical world fascinating it is brilliant
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L'assenza degli scienziati dal Parlamento e il ruolo della cultura scientifica per il benessere delle società illibraio.it/news/saggistic…

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Protons are stretchier than expected. Their constituent quarks are pulled apart by an electric field more easily than the Standard Model predicts, reports James Riordon for Science News.
sciencenews.org/article/proton…

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Granaio Git 💣(@GranaioGit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Johnjoe McFadden Jim Al-Khalili OpenMind You both made valid and complementary observations. I'd characterize it as Occam's Razor meets Occam's Whetstone.
I like that OpenMind is shared openly under a Creative Commons license. OpenMind

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Johnjoe McFadden(@johnjoemcfadden) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is Occam's razor, as my friend and colleague
Jim Al-Khalili insists, 'deeply misleading' openmindmag.org/articles/the-d… or, as I claim (openmindmag.org/articles/the-s…), is it the foundation of modern science? Read both OpenMind essays and tell us what do you think?

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University of Surrey(@UniOfSurrey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jim Al-Khalili dr sapphire Caroline S-T The BIG questions include...

💬 Could quantum mechanics potentially explain why DNA mutates?
💬 How does time travel?
💬 What problems might quantum mechanics help explain or solve in the future?

Listen on Apple Podcasts here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/can…

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University of Surrey(@UniOfSurrey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Professor Jim Al-Khalili CBE Jim Al-Khalili and Dr Sapphire Lally dr sapphire were asked some BIG questions in this week's podcast.

Listen below for a fascinating discussion with our host Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor Caroline S-T 🎧
open.spotify.com/episode/6W8Pys…

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OpenMind(@openmind_mag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In this essay, academic, author, and broadcaster Jim Al-Khalili breaks down why many explanations that scientists call “simple”—such as the idea that the Earth revolves around the sun—really aren’t simple at all. openmindmag.org/articles/the-d…

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Johnjoe McFadden(@johnjoemcfadden) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is Occam's razor 'deeply misleading' or the foundation of modern science? Read opposing opinions in OpenMind essays by my friend, colleague and co-director of Quantum Biology Doctoral Training Centre at the University of Surrey Jim Al-Khalili openmindmag.org/articles/the-d… and me openmindmag.org/articles/the-s…. What do you think?

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Using data from different spacecraft and some powerful computer technology, visualizers at NASA Ghoul-dard 👻 Space Flight Center present you a seamless zoom from the ground to space

[source: buff.ly/2Itaovn]

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'Was the earth made to preserve a few covetous and proud men to live at ease, to bag and barn up the treasures of the earth from others, that these may beg and starve in a fruitful land?'

Gerrard Winstanley, a political and religious reformer, was born on this day in 1609.

'Was the earth made to preserve a few covetous and proud men to live at ease, to bag and barn up the treasures of the earth from others, that these may beg and starve in a fruitful land?' Gerrard Winstanley, a political and religious reformer, was born on this day in 1609.
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