discoveries

There will be many more discoveries in physics, but they now require the collective efforts of entire nations.

There aren't any grand new CS discoveries that are in JS but C++ maintainers haven't heard of yet.

They can prove their discoveries without putting others, who have not consented to be guinea pigs, at risk.

We remember only the great discoveries because those are the most likely to be republished and read.

It's helpful to always keep in mind that when it comes to discoveries, it's easy to hype ourselves up excessively.

There are plenty of scientific discoveries that is more important than this will ever be that has been discovered since then.

It’s their way of implying that this mission will provide enough data to lead to interesting discoveries for years to come.

Great article though, I like how the author tied in the slowing rate of discoveries/progress into the problem.

Aren't physicists tired of perpetually iterating over string theory and making no new discoveries?

A government which spends public money on scientific exploration is doing its job to guard society against the cost of lost discoveries.

Check with Einstein and others on what it takes to make breatkthroughs, discoveries and think outside the box in the context of science.

The other half is explaining these news ideas to everybody else, so they can actually be utilized (and maybe inspire other discoveries and innovations).

Well in my case it was "doing science, in space!" which was something I thought would be really cool, after all if you're in space you're already in a target rich environment for discoveries, and then getting time to do science there?