Looking for China's Einstein

Author: Science and Truth Action Group (Muzi)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Less In the present, we cannot yet be certain that the Big Bang theory is absolutely correct. We should not assume that our future work is merely to add some details to it. We should not consider other non-standard approaches to cosmology as necessarily heresy. Historical experience shows that when a theory faces a crisis, it signals the birth of a new theory. We should create a favorable academic atmosphere for the emergence of new theories.
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Everything and every issue has two sides, just like every piece of paper has two faces, and even this sentence itself has two aspects. There also exist paper strips with only one side—the M?bius strip.
1905 was a "miracle year." In that year, the genius physicist Albert Einstein published five papers covering three fields: Brownian motion, special relativity, and the photoelectric effect. These papers laid the foundation for the establishment and development of relativity, made significant contributions to the development of quantum theory, and ushered in a new era of physics.
A century has passed, yet Einstein has not been surpassed. Nobel Prize-winning physicist Lederman firmly believes that among the 6 billion people in the world, there must be a young, Einstein-like mind waiting to be discovered. To this end, we call on us to join hands in searching for China's Einstein and strive to create a brilliant future for physics!