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    Fermat's Library‏ @fermatslibrary 17 Jan 2019
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    When Max Planck began University at the age of 16 to study Physics he was told by his professor, Philipp von Jolly: "In this field, almost everything is already discovered, and all that remains is to fill a few holes."pic.twitter.com/ga48YsXFL5

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      2. Liam‏ @C3P0s_Dad 17 Jan 2019
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        He looks old for 16

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      2. Daithí‏ @okdaithi 17 Jan 2019
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        Just an almost infinite amount of 1.616×10^(−35)m sized holes. Nothing major! Hardly worth studying! For the curious, the list of things named after Max Planck: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_things_named_after_Max_Planck …

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      1. Raj Ayy‏ @raj_ayy 17 Jan 2019
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        And after Max Planck..no Physics professor will ever dare to say those words again. That's his contribution.

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      1. Mita‏ @dmisic 17 Jan 2019
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        So he poked a giant hole in the field :-)

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      1. 伯颜 ⚒️‏ @amfibolije 17 Jan 2019
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      1. Ayush DEV‏ @d_anomalous 17 Jan 2019
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        And he only made few more holes to be filled!

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      1. Roger Sauer‏ @rsauer3473 17 Jan 2019
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        And one of those holes was a well used by Ruprecht LeFarge (1875-1940) who dropped into it both a kerosene lantern and a rare Stanbridge White duck. To his surprise, the duck struck the bottom first prompting him to exclaim, “La chose la plus rapide dans l'univers est le canard!”

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      1. Pazuzu‏ @Kuthah_Pazuzu 17 Jan 2019
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        That was a very well spread point of view among the end of the 19th century scientists

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