In the early 1920s an American physicist, Clinton Joseph Davisson, began a series of investigations for the Bell Telephone Company in which nickel crystals were bombarded by a beam of electrons, similar to the beam which produces an image on a television screen.
An edition of Other Worlds: A Portrait of Nature in Rebellion—Space, Superspace and the Quantum Universe
(1980)
Other Worlds
Space, Superspace, and the Quantum Universe (Penguin Science)
by P. C. W. Davies and Paul Davies
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Quantum theory, Philosophy, Physics, Cosmology, Outer space, Science, Astrophysics, Relativity Theory, Fiction, science fiction, generalPlaces
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Other Worlds: Space, Superspace, and the Quantum Universe (Penguin Science)
May 1, 1997, Penguin (Non-Classics)
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Other Worlds: Space, Superspace, and the Quantum Universe (Penguin Science)
May 1, 1997, Penguin (Non-Classics)
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Other Worlds: A Portrait of Nature in Rebellion: Space, Superspace and the Quantum Universe
January 1, 1982, Touchstone/Simon and Schuster
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Other worlds: space, superspace, and the quantum universe
1982, Simon and Schuster
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Other worlds: a portrait of nature in rebellion, space, superspace, and the quantum universe
1980, Simon and Schuster
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