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Physics: past, present, future – Physics World
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What happens when you ask some of the world's leading physicists seven questions about the past, present and future of physics?
What happens when you ask some of the world’s leading physicists seven questions about the past, present and future of physics? “Oh no, not another survey.” “What a good idea.” “These answers are off the top of my head, but then so are your questions.” These were just three of the comments that Physics World received when it decided to conduct a survey of physicists for this special millennium issue. We faxed and e-mailed a list of seven questions to over 250 physicists around the world. Some of the questions were direct: name the five physicists who h
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