No one now remembers Bose, on whose name the subatomic particle is named.
Why did world forget Boson’s father?
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Why did world forget Boson’s father?
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Re: Why did world forget Boson’s father?
#2Wikipedia on S N Bose : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satyendra_Nath_Bose
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#3There is no need to get worked up on this - no one is calling into question the great work done on by SN Bose.
The immediate discovery is of Higgs Boson - which is why Higgs is getting a lot more mentions. Every time a subatomic particle is discovered do we go all the way back to Rutherford,Bohr or Einstein?
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#4Really? They admit very early on that bosons are named after Bose. If that's not honoring Bose, I don't know what is.
"I believe it's a deliberate omission."
It's named a freaking BOSON, as in "BOSE-ON". Get over yourselves.
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#5who is this fucktard that wrote this? it's higgs boson particle. not higgs particle.
> "I believe it is a deliberate omission," says P M Bhargava, founder director of the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology
biology center's director? seriously to comment on physics. I agree he might be a scientist, but this is retarted.
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Re: Why did world forget Boson’s father?
#6Why to just blow a trumpet which an irresponsible media house has created !! No one is stealing a thinder or anything !!