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Testing times in space

Steve K. Lamoreaux ()
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Steve K. Lamoreaux: Los Alamos National Laboratory

Nature, 2002, vol. 416, issue 6883, 803-804

Abstract: We take for granted that physical 'constants', such as the speed of light, are fixed values. But they might not be, and experiments in space may allow us to investigate this possibility.

Date: 2002
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