A) Approximately ten percent B) Approximately five percent C) Approximately twenty percent D) Exactly fifty percent
A) Ford removed fifty percent of the book B) Ford was prosecuted C) The book was banned from publication D) No action was taken by the DOE
A) Outside London B) Outside New York City C) Outside Boston D) Outside Philadelphia
A) Karin Stehnike B) Joanne Baumunk C) Nina Tannenwald D) Sarah Elizabeth
A) December 5, 2025 B) August 27, 1953 C) September 5, 2022 D) June 9, 1962
A) 92 B) 95 C) 89 D) 99
A) Oersted Medal B) Westinghouse Science Talent Search winner C) NSF Senior Postdoctoral Fellow D) Distinguished Service Citation
A) Basic Physics B) The First 95 Years C) In Love With Flying D) The Quantum World
A) 101 Quantum Questions B) The World of Elementary Particles C) Building the H Bomb D) Geons, Black Holes, and Quantum Foam
A) Joanne Baumunk B) Karin Stehnike C) Caroline Amanda Ford D) Nina Tannenwald
A) In Love With Flying B) Basic Physics C) Building the H Bomb D) The First 95 Years
A) The Nobel Committee B) National Science Foundation C) The Royal Society D) American Physical Society
A) 40 years B) 65 years C) 50 years D) 60 years
A) MIT Archives B) Niels Bohr Library & Archives C) Harvard University Library D) The Library of Congress
A) 1975 B) 1968 C) 1963 D) 1958
A) Philadelphia, PA B) College Park, MD C) Cloudcroft, NM D) Irvine, CA
A) John Wheeler B) Henry Kolm C) Eiichi Goto D) David Bohm
A) University of Maryland B) Germantown Academy C) Germantown Friends School D) Indiana University
A) University of California at Irvine B) Brandeis University C) New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology D) University of Massachusetts Boston
A) John Wheeler B) David Bohm C) Frederick Reines D) Henry Kolm
A) Basic Physics B) In Love with Flying C) The Quantum World D) The World of Elementary Particles
A) Magnetic monopoles B) Nuclear structure theory C) John Wheeler's autobiography D) A memoir about flying
A) 1993 B) 2004 C) 1998 D) 1987
A) President of Molecular Biophysics Technology B) Director of the American Institute of Physics C) High-school physics teacher D) Education officer of the American Physical Society
A) Organic chemistry B) Astrophysics C) Nuclear structure theory D) Molecular biology
A) May 1, 1924 B) June 1, 1926 C) May 1, 1926 D) December 5, 1925
A) 1953 B) 1948 C) 1955 D) 1950
A) Massachusetts B) Florida C) Kentucky D) New Hampshire
A) West Palm Beach High B) Phillips Exeter Academy C) Princeton High D) Highlands High School
A) 1944 B) 1946 C) 1942 D) 1945
A) IBM CPC B) UNIVAC C) ENIAC D) SEAC
A) 5 megatons B) 10 megatons C) 12 megatons D) 7 megatons
A) Werner Heisenberg B) John Wheeler C) Abdus Salam D) Edward Teller
A) Stanislaw Ulam B) John von Neumann C) Enrico Fermi D) J. Robert Oppenheimer |