Tim Radford

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Tim Radford


Born
Rawene, New Zealand
Died
February 10, 2025


Timothy Robin Radford was a British–New Zealand journalist who was the science editor for The Guardian from 1980 to 2005.

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Consolations Of Physics

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Science that Changed the Wo...

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The Address Book: Our Place...

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Address Book

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“In a nutshell, the universe is 4% visible, 23% undetectable and 73% unimaginable. Welcome to the cosmos, full of mass you can measure but not manhandle, driven by a force you can infer but not explain.”
Tim Radford, The Crisis of Life on Earth: Our Legacy from the Second Millennium

“Words are instruments, they are tools that, in their different ways, are as effective as any sharp edge or violate chemical. They are, like coins, items of great value, but they represent a currency that, well spent, returns ever greater riches.”
Tim Radford, The Address Book: Our Place in the Scheme of Things

“The idea of truth as a consolation is a real one. We all face a death sentence, and we all want to believe in something that is demonstrably true. Religion in the shape of an institution, a set of dogmas and a body of doctrine, is not in this sense a help: it demands an act of faith, an acceptance that it must be true, even if, or especially because, empirical evidence is not available, and anyway, if you could see it was unarguably true, what would be the virtue of faith?”
Tim Radford, Consolations Of Physics