There was a moment in the middle of the twentieth century when science became glamorous. Not useful — glamorous. The atom, once an abstraction scribbled on a chalkboard, turned into an icon: orbiting electrons rendered in chrome and neon, suspended over lobbies and printed on cocktail napkins. It showed up in architecture, in furniture, i
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they were a gift for a family member.
She loved them