How did English become the language of science? - The World from PRXFrom the October 1927 Fifth Solvay International Conference on Electrons and Photons. Hendrik Lorentz, Leiden University, seated between Madame Curie and Einstein, chaired the conference. Permafrost, oxygen, hydrogen — it all looks like science to me. But these terms actually have origins in Russian, Greek and French. Today though, if a scientist is going to coin a new term, it's most likely in En
These are the images from Gaza that are too graphic for many US news outlets to publish (DAY 31) - The World from PRX
