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physicist

noun as in scientist

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“That was already a first unification of the transformations of mechanics, since until then physics were considered two different worlds,” Monjo explained, contrasting physicist Isaac Newton’s concepts of physics with those advanced by a similarly foundational physicist, James Clerk Maxwell.

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That group of paintings was made during his time in Hollywood, but they derive from photographs of complex mathematical models by physicist Henri Poincaré that the artist shot in Paris.

Fr Austin Eustace was also a nuclear physicist and established the world-famous Tyrone Crystal factory.

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Trained as a physicist, Sean M. Kirkpatrick has spent most of his career in government, much of it as an intelligence and technology expert for various Pentagon agencies, culminating in an 18-month stint as the government’s lead investigator of UFOs.

It's been stopped in its tracks by a type of vortex first described in the 1920s by a brilliant physicist, Sir G.I.

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