The inventor of modern science

Freeman J. Dyson
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Nature, 1999, vol. 400, issue 6739, 27-27

Abstract: Abstract James Bradley laid the foundations of modern science in his aunt's attic. His impressively precise astronomical measurements gave birth to experimental physics as we know it. The first in our series of millennium essays.

Date: 1999
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