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List by Author: John D. Barrow
Outer space: Tally ho!
How to count without counting
Outer space: Some benefits of irrationality
Outer space: How to beat that photocopier
Outer space: Bridging that gap
How to keep up the suspense
Outer space: Superficiality
How to keep warm and safe
Outer space: A matter of gravity
What is the cosmological constant?
Outer space: A collector's piece
Collecting chances
Einstein as icon
One hundred years ago, in 1905, Albert Einstein changed physics forever with his special theory of relativity. Since then his name — and hair do — have become synonymous with genius.
John D Barrow
looks at Einstein as a media star.
Outer space: The rule of two
The maths of infinite series
Outer space: The rule of two
Infinities are tricky things and have perplexed mathematicians and philosophers for thousands of years.
Outer space: Monkey business
Outer space: Racing certainties
Outer space: Is this a record?
Are records predictable in any way?
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