c/richard-feynman
Richard Phillips Feynman was an American theoretical physicist.
…you get into trouble. There's nothing special about the case. I just wondered if I could ask a brief question about the Oppenheimer business. This is Saturday's New York Times. It says, the AEC has not done anything to restore Dr. Oppenheimer's good name,…
…they won't listen to me. They'll only listen to you. So at the next meeting, at the next day, I came in, and Oppenheimer said, and you can find it, it's quite interesting, because they have a record of all the words. And Oppenheimer said, well, this…
…in, and Oppenheimer said, and you can find it, it's quite interesting, because they have a record of all the words. And Oppenheimer said, well, this puzzle, after a lot of discussion of the puzzle, this is sufficiently difficult that we ought to open our…
…from different people. Does anybody have any idea? And then I got some kind of answer from Lee that I didn't understand. And Oppenheimer said, I guess it's time to close our minds again. In other words, this is such a crazy idea. But people kidded me…
…size and be nothing but a neutron's nuclear matter, nothing, solid nuclear matter. And this is a possibility was worked out by Oppenheimer and Volkoff, and it's called a neutron star. And people waited to see if there were any such neutron stars for years…