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- 1Nobel laureate David Gross warns humanity may not survive 50 years●David #Gross , lauréat du prix #Nobel de #physique : « Les chances que l’h #humanité vive encore 50 ans sont très faible
David Gross, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, says the chances that humanity will still exist in 50 years are very low. His stark warning, published in an interview with Science et Vie, is being shared widely on social media, drawing attention to existential risks facing the planet.
- 2Nobel physicist David Gross says humanity may not survive 50 more years●David # Gross , lauréat du prix # Nobel de # physique : « Les chances que l’h # humanité vive encore 50 ans sont très fa
David Gross, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, has said the chances that humanity survives another 50 years are very low. The French science magazine Science et Vie published his warning, and it is circulating widely in French-speaking online discussions. Gross, honoured for work on quantum chromodynamics, did not detail the specific risks behind his stark assessment.
- 3Colloquium examines Syukuro Manabe's climate modeling legacy▼Colloquium : Manabe’s legacy of simulating and understanding global warming
A new colloquium from the American Physical Society reviews the scientific legacy of Syukuro Manabe, whose pioneering computer simulations laid the foundation for modern understanding of global warming. The review highlights how his early climate models established the link between rising carbon dioxide and planetary temperature, work that earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics and continues to shape climate research.
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The American Institute of Physics is producing coverage of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics, reporting on the laureates and the awarded research. Details of the winners and their discoveries are the focus of attention as the announcement draws interest from the global physics community and science followers worldwide.
- 5Scientists Make Their Predictions for the 2026 Nobel Prize●Who Will Win the 2026 Nobel Prize? Scientists Make Their Predictions
The Scientist has asked researchers to forecast who might win the 2026 Nobel Prizes, with a focus on likely candidates in science categories such as medicine, physics and chemistry. The piece highlights breakthroughs and researchers currently considered strong contenders, inviting speculation ahead of the prize announcements expected in October 2026.
- 6Enrico Fermi's 125th Birth Anniversary Marked Worldwide▼Enrico Fermi Was Born 125 Years Ago: What Is He Known For?
Anniversaries are being marked for Enrico Fermi, the Italian-American physicist born 125 years ago, best known for creating the world's first nuclear reactor, the Chicago Pile-1, and for his work on radioactivity and quantum theory. Fermi won the 1938 Nobel Prize in Physics and helped develop the first atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project. The Fermi paradox, questioning why humanity has not detected alien life, also bears his name.