Category:Big Science

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Big Science is a term used by scientists and historians of science to describe the change in science which occurred in industrial nations during and after World War II.

For more information, see the main article about Big Science.

Subcategories

There are 11 subcategories to this category.

A Apollo program H Hubble Space Telescope I International Space Station

M Manhattan Project N NASA Neutrino observatories P Particle colliders

S Soviet nuclear program Soviet space program Space exploration U U.S. National Labs

Articles in category "Big Science"

There are 30 articles in this category.

Big Science A Atacama Large Millimeter Array B Beaumanor Hall Bletchley Park C Calutron Canadian Light Source Synchrotron H Human Genome Project I ITER International Space Station J Jet Propulsion Laboratory

J cont. John F. Kennedy Space Center K Kapustin Yar L LIGO Large Plasma Device Ernest Lawrence Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center M Mir O Overwhelmingly Large Telescope P Palomar Observatory Peenemünde R Radiation Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

S SWANsat Space elevator Strategic Defense Initiative T TRIUMF Test Stand VII Tokamak U USS Nautilus (SSN-571) United States Department of Energy National Laboratories V Very Large Telescope

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