Scientists
Short profiles of noteworthy scientists — people whose work was significant enough that a law, unit, particle, constant, or effect now carries their name. Fed the same way as Visuals and Field Notes: built from real posts and articles worth a durable home, each with the original source plus a standalone writeup of what the person actually discovered and why it mattered. See the Catalog for how the underlying science in each entry is classified.
Archimedes
Emmy Noether — the Theorem That Explains Why Conservation Laws Exist at All
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
Max Planck
Niels Bohr
Erwin Schrödinger
Paul Dirac
Wolfgang Pauli
Julian Schwinger
Enrico Fermi
Murray Gell-Mann
John Stewart Bell
Boris Tsirelson
James Clerk Maxwell
Hendrik Lorentz
Charles-Augustin de Coulomb
Alexander Friedmann
Edwin Hubble
Albert Michelson & Edward Morley
Evangelista Torricelli
Georges-Louis Le Sage
Blaise Pascal
Hendrik Casimir
Christian Otto Mohr
David Hilbert
John Archibald Wheeler- Ted Jacobson & David Mattingly
Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker & Hans Bethe