Physics bridging the infinities

Q4 Physics and Astronomy

Europhysics News Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1051/epn/2022502

M. Sakellariadou, C. Wulz

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Abstract

At the horizon 2050, our physics textbooks will have to be rewritten. The contributions in the first chapter of the EPS Grand Challenges explain why. Will all or many of the open questions be answered at the horizon 2050? There is justified hope, supported by a plethora of theoretical developments and experimental facilities on Earth and in space. Will new questions arise? You bet.

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物理学架起了无限的桥梁

到了2050年，我们的物理教科书将不得不重写。《EPS大挑战》第一章中的文章解释了原因。到2050年，所有或许多悬而未决的问题都能得到解答吗?在地球和太空中大量的理论发展和实验设施的支持下，人们有理由抱有希望。会出现新的问题吗?你的赌注。

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