Erwin

A previously lost manuscript by Erwin Schrödinger, one of the founders of quantum mechanics, has reportedly come to light and reveals a surprising twist in quantum physics. Details of what the manuscript contains and how it changes existing understanding have not yet been made clear, but the find is drawing attention from physicists and science readers.

Erwin Müller, the 94-year-old founder of German drugstore chain dm, is setting a new course for the company by appointing a second managing director to the Drogeriemarkt chain's leadership. The move draws attention because of Müller's advanced age and continued involvement in steering one of Germany's largest drugstore retailers, prompting discussion about succession and the company's future direction.

A long-lost manuscript by Erwin Schrödinger has reportedly surfaced, revealing a surprising twist in quantum physics. The discovery suggests the Austrian physicist may have held views or insights differing from the established historical account of quantum theory's development. Researchers and science enthusiasts are discussing what the recovered document could mean for our understanding of the theory's origins.

ARD crime series 'Nord Nord Mord' is drawing attention with a new case for Sylt detective Erwin Sievers. In the episode, investigators are shaken by a startling find in the stomach of a dead man, with the story tied to the theme 'the song of the whales'. German viewers are discussing the episode following its broadcast and coverage by regional outlets.

An unpublished manuscript by Erwin Schrödinger has come to light in which the Austrian physicist questioned claims that quantum randomness is truly fundamental. The document shows Schrödinger challenging interpretations of quantum mechanics that treat randomness as irreducible, offering a rare glimpse into his private doubts decades after his famous cat thought experiment.

9News has published a guide on bringing tropical and annual plants indoors for the winter. The piece walks gardeners through moving vulnerable plants inside so they survive cold months and can be replanted in spring. It lands as gardeners in cooler regions look to salvage tender plants before frost ends the growing season.

A previously lost manuscript by physicist Erwin Schrödinger has surfaced, shedding new light on how he really understood quantum randomness. The text suggests his views on probability and indeterminism in quantum mechanics were more nuanced than the textbook picture often attributed to him. Physicists and historians of science are now weighing how the document might reshape interpretations of his legacy and of quantum theory itself.

Barron's has published a stock-picking feature naming nine companies it sees as well suited to a 'good-enough economy', led by Sherwin-Williams and Wells Fargo. The list signals a cautious outlook: rather than betting on a boom or a recession, the outlet favors resilient firms that can keep performing while growth stays mediocre and conditions remain unexciting.

A search is underway for 54-year-old Erwin, who has gone missing from Nooitgedacht in the Netherlands. He may have left the area on foot. Hart van Nederland reported the case, and local residents are being asked to keep an eye out and report any sightings to the police.

Scottish artist Gregor Harvie has created a new artwork called Superposition to mark 100 years since Erwin Schrödinger published his famous equation, which governs how the wave function of a physical system changes over time. The piece was made in collaboration with others and celebrates the centenary of one of the founding results of quantum mechanics.

A new piece examines the legacy of Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf, focusing on his dance photography and questioning the polished, controlled perfection that defined his aesthetic. The discussion considers how his meticulously staged imagery sits with dance's spontaneity and imperfection, and what that tension means for how his work is viewed today.

A new entry in the Garden Hustles series focuses on small-scale harvests and how to overwinter plants as the growing season winds down. The post has drawn modest attention among gardening and plant communities, with readers discussing what can still be picked in late season and how best to protect crops and tender plants through the colder months.

A gardener is asking for help keeping a lemon verbena alive through the winter indoors, saying the plant does fine until about February, when it suffers a dramatic near-death collapse caused by spider mites. Their usual approach is to find a good spot and water regularly, but it is not enough late in the season. People are sharing advice on humidity, mite control and winter care for the herb.

Steuben County has purchased a parking lot in Bath from paint company Sherwin-Williams. The purchase gives the county control of the downtown property, though the report offers limited detail on the price and planned use beyond explaining the county's reasons for the deal.

A line from Spinoza's Ethics — "No thing can be good or evil unless it has something in common with us" — is being shared in reading and philosophy circles, paired with Kasia Derwinska's black-and-white photograph "The Tree of Knowledge". The pairing invites reflection on how moral judgment depends on our own nature, echoing themes of knowledge and perception in the image.

Eastern monarch butterflies are now flying more than 2,000 miles south through the central United States to reach their overwintering grounds in Mexico. NPR reports on a conservation project aimed at supporting the pollinators along their journey, highlighting efforts to protect habitat and migration routes as the species faces ongoing population pressures.

An art exhibition marking the 100th anniversary of the Schrödinger equation is coming to Glasgow. The equation, published by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1926, remains a cornerstone of quantum mechanics. The exhibition aims to bring together art and physics to celebrate a century of quantum science.

Constitutional scholar Erwin Chemerinsky says the US Supreme Court's new term could bring blockbuster rulings on guns, religion and the environment. Writing in the ABA Journal, he outlines the high-profile disputes before the justices and the potential consequences of their decisions for American law and policy.