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“Science is never completed through the discovery of a single person.” Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Edwin Hubble, and other scientific giants wielded questions as weapons, and those questions changed the world. Here is the record of the Science Wars fought by these giants.
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On April 25, 1953, one of the most important papers in the history of science was published in the prestigious journal Nature. It was a 128-line paper, just one page long. Alongside the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, this short paper is considered one of the greatest discoveries of the …
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This story revolves around humanity’s fate and the most destructive field of science in human history: the “atom.” From the discovery of “nuclear fission” to the dropping of the atomic bomb, it dramatically recounts the history of science at pivotal moments when science confronted itself.
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In the 19th century, when the average life expectancy was barely 35, “death was an everyday occurrence.” People accepted illness and death as God's will and didn't even investigate their causes. But around this time, scientists began tracking down “invisible enemies” and revealing their true …
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Nikola Tesla, the person Elon Musk is said to respect most, showed what wireless electricity and wireless communication could make possible. Our modern technological civilization, including artificial intelligence and wireless communications, owes much to Nikola Tesla, who envisioned “wireless …
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“Does the moon exist even when we can't see it?” Science always begins with a question. Quantum mechanics, the foundation of today's scientific and technological civilization, was no exception. The birth of quantum mechanics revolutionized how we describe the world and overturned classical physics …
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“Is my ancestor a monkey?” The identity of the “dangerous book” that turned 19th-century England upside down. Travel back to 19th-century England to follow the astonishing journey that led to the birth of the controversial work On the Origin of Species, which shook up ideas about humanity’s …
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Science always began with a question. Why do the coastlines of the two continents separated by the Atlantic fit together perfectly like puzzle pieces? “If this were a coincidence, it would be too precise.” At the beginning of the 20th century, a scientist offered an answer. That single sentence …
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