alt Hacker NewsSure, there are things like "Really, how do superconductors work?", but nobody (mostly) believes that understanding things like that requires "new physics".
And, I think, most people would place that kind of stuff under "solid state physics" anyway.
Sure, there are things like "Really, how do superconductors work?", but nobody (mostly) believes that understanding things like that requires "new physics".
And, I think, most people would place that kind of stuff under "solid state physics" anyway.
oh i dont know, being able to predict the path of a particle seems pretty basic to me, and it cannot be done for any given particle.