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| Whose work on gravity in the 1700s unified the heavens and Earth? | Isaac Newton |
| Whose theory of general relativity explained how gravity works? | Albert Einstein |
| Who worked to unify electricity and magnetism in the 1800s? | James Clerk Maxwell |
| What area of physics explains the behavior of subatomic particles using probability? | Quantum Mechanics |
| Which physicist is said to have accidentally discovered the equation that explained the strong force, the equation which gave birth to String Theory? | Gabriele Veneziano |
| Which physicist worked for months on String Theory in the 1960s, only to have his written work rejected and scoffed? | Leonard Susskind |
| Which physicist combined the five existing versions of String Theory into one cohesive theory in the 1990s? | Edward Witten |
| The most widely accepted model which explains three of the four fundamental forces in terms of force carrying messenger particles? | The Standard Model |
| Which physicist published a "Theory of Everything" in November 2007? | A. Garrett Lisi |
| Which pair of physicists came up with a "Theory of Everything" in the 1980s? | Schwartz and Green |
| The term used to describe the situation where nonsensical answers are obtained from calculations. | Mathematical Anomalies |
| National laboratory where experiments are being conducted to collect evidence of gravitons. | Fermilab |
| Laboratory in Switzerland where a new accelerator is being built; this lab is competing with Fermilab. | CERN |
| The massless particle that String Theory predicts. | Graviton |
| The particle, predicted by String Theory that travels faster than the speed of light? | Tachyons |
