Read article: The scientific sublime
The scientific sublime
Robert P Crease identifies a physics experiment that philosophers would dub “sublime”
Read article: The scientific sublime
Read article: Making space
Making space
Robert P Crease reveals that space is not always as we know it
Read article: At the boundary of knowledge
At the boundary of knowledge
We Have No Idea is a “frequently hilarious and deeply charming” exploration into the unknown, writes Aatish Bhatia
Read article: A shared journey of discovery
A shared journey of discovery
Benjamin Skuse investigates the sibling-scientists relationship to see if having a brother or sister who is also a researcher can help or hinder your career
Read article: Judge approves telescope go-ahead
Judge approves telescope go-ahead
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: I think you’ll find
I think you’ll find
Everything You Know About Science is Wrong by Matt Brown, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Gedanken fictions
Gedanken fictions
Thought X – a collection of short stories based on thought experiments in science and philosophy – is a fascinating experiment itself, writes Kate Gardner
Read article: How to stop the science saboteurs
How to stop the science saboteurs
With the rise of “fake news and alternative facts”, Dave Levitan’s Not A Scientist is vital if troubling reading, says Tara Shears
Read article: Of minds and marches
Of minds and marches
Despite an ambivalence for science marches, Robert P Crease reveals why he went on one
Read article: Search for the ‘perfect’ theory
Search for the ‘perfect’ theory
Mathematical physicist and blogger Peter Woit reviews Frank Close’s book that looks into the past, present and future of developing a “theory of everything”
