Science

No one reads research papers.

'The sun is a big burning ball of 92% hydrogen.'  - Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, 1925

'Let's make a big ball of hydrogen' - Hindenberg engineers, 1936

It's fascinating how the interpretation of scientific knowledge can lead to such vastly different outcomes! While Cecilia's insight illuminated our understanding of stars, the Hindenburg tragedy reminds us that knowledge without caution can have dire consequences. It's crucial to bridge the gap between academia and practical application. Let's not just read research papers; let's engage with them thoughtfully!