A Century of Nobel Physics
Ongoing 5 essays
This series is dedicated to people who are just as lost: to those who dare to face the unknown, to those who walk into the unknown to explore it, and also to those who have never stopped, who keep walking toward their dreams.
- 01 The Nobel Prize in Physics (1) 1901: Röntgen, and an Invisible Light
- 02 The Nobel Prize in Physics (2) 1902: Lorentz, Zeeman, and a Widened Spectral Line
- 03 The Nobel Prize in Physics (3) 1903: Becquerel, the Curies, and a Photographic Plate in a Drawer
- 04 The Nobel Prize in Physics (4) 1904: Lord Rayleigh, Argon, and a Difference of One Part in a Thousand
- 05 The Nobel Prize in Physics (5) 1905: Lenard, Cathode Rays, and a Small Window