Among them was Enrico Fermi, a giant in the fields ... The cartoon discussed by the group at Los Alamos. Photo: Alan Dunn/New Yorker Well, Fermi pointed out, this was a very logical hypothesis.

"Where is everybody?" Enrico Fermi asked fellow famous physicists including Edward Teller over lunch in 1950. This quandary was named Fermi's paradox. "It's a numbers game," Jason Wright ...

"Where is everybody?" Enrico Fermi asked fellow famous physicists including Edward Teller over lunch in 1950. This quandary was named Fermi's Paradox. "It's a numbers game," Jason Wright ...

Minnesota's beauty is captured each year in the Freshwater Society's annual Weatherguide Environment Calendar and Almanac, but they're asking for your help choosing the cover photo. The Freshwater ...

“Where is everybody?” Enrico Fermi asked fellow famous physicists including Edward Teller over lunch in 1950. This quandary was named Fermi’s Paradox. “It’s a numbers game,” Jason Wright, the director ...

The eminent physicist Enrico Fermi was visiting his colleagues at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico that summer, and the mealtime conversation turned to the subject of UFOs. Very ...

"Those of us looking for life in the universe generally don't think of the Fermi paradox or the great silence as such a big problem." ...