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Paul
This man was a hugely underrated physicist, most likely because of his t.v. celebrity status through his show "Why Is It So?". However, he single-handedly promoted physics to the general public more than any other person since Eienstein (whom he met in person). With his simple experiments, he made us think for ourselves, and his comic relief assistant always made the show entertaining.

This is, as the name suggests, his autobiography, completed in part by his wife Alice after his death in 1987. H
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Schwarzenberger
I have not read this book. At this time (July 2013) there appears to be copies available from Australia for 128 dollars US, a bit steep for my taste.

I do remember seeing Professor Julius Sumner Miller on american television on the Steve Allen show in the early 1960s. His snappy pace, gritty voice, constant sense of wonderment and really, really showbiz physical science so well suited to the medium of television inspired me to think just great things about Nature and how the world of science coul
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