Oh boy, but now we're back to physics trivia. Things are starting to get interesting as physicists hypothesize what exists at distances so microscopic that they can't be probed by current instruments. My question:
Which physicist (according to Greene), in an effort to unify the fundamental forces, hypothesized a spatial dimension in addition to the three (four, including time) perceivable by us?
- Albert Einstein
- Wolfgang Pauli
- Theodor Kaluza
- James Maxwell
- Erwin Schrödinger
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