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Theoretical physicist and author explaining physics research, scientific claims and the limits of current evidence.
@SabineHossenfelder · Science
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Theoretical physicist and author explaining physics research, scientific claims and the limits of current evidence.
By April 2024, she had left full-time academic employment and became a full-time YouTuber.
Open source ↗In 2023, she became affiliated with the LMU Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, where she researched the role of locality and fine-tuning in quantum-mechanical foundations; LMU ended its affiliation with Hossenfelder in 2025.
Open source ↗The book examines what current physics can and cannot say about questions including free will, consciousness and the beginning of the universe.
Open source ↗Her first popular-science book argues that aesthetic ideas about naturalness and beauty can misdirect fundamental physics.
Open source ↗Imported from the channel’s public YouTube feed.
Fifth Dimension Found At LHC?28 Oct 2026
Plastic Isn’t The Problem You’ve Been Made To Believe26 Oct 2026
New Climate Report Sparks Outrage24 Oct 2026
I’m Sorry But Small Nuclear Reactors Are Basically Over21 Oct 2026
A 14-Year-Old’s New Theory of the Universe20 Oct 2026
It Shouldn’t Exist But it Does: Astronomers Find Green Star19 Oct 2026