Sreedhar Vinnakota Suffocation An embarrassed smile under the spotlight, a whimper in the cacaphony, a wave of the hand to greet the anonymous, an eye on the clock, handshakes to overcome moments, a hug and a swivel to dispel distance inching to get a foot in the door to escape – all mean the same […]
Read MoreSreedhar Vinnakota Plato Didn’t Move Had Plato moved from his chair to take a closer look at the object he beheld, he would well have said: let the beholder be, what is beautiful from far, is often far from beautiful. Sreedhar Vinnakota is a theoretical physicist who lives in Chennai, India.
Read MoreSreedhar Vinnakota We Men We grappled, bit by bit unravelling the universe with Einstein’s relativity and Planck’s quantum to understand aging twins, shrinking rods, slowing clocks, atoms floating, and pixellated light, all the while feeling smug and smart that we could control the universe and dictate its future until we heard the shots that splattered […]
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