'Why leave fictive experiments to the prose writers?' he asked.
But he studies these problems mostly in the laboratory, though he has also carried his experiments to the putting green.
Pallets are still sometimes used to carry experiments to the ISS.
A broad strip of the weekend's programme was devoted to Britain's response to the US invasion of talking pictures – from faltering experiments to the first sound successes.
I have a few things I dabble in, and I'm going to push one of these experiments to the nth limit in June".
Rising swiftly to become Curator of Experiments to the new Royal Society after the Restoration, then Professor of Geometry at Gresham College, he burst into the limelight in 1662 with Micrographia, with its wonderful engravings of magnified insects and plants.
As the decades pass, city symphonies only increase in interest, rising above their initial existence as breath-taking avant garde experiments to the level of vitally important cultural documents.
It's taut and tight and, from the amorality of the military experiments to the passing references to America's polluted, lawless state, everything in the opening section drips with dread.
He has, he noted, undergone months of training and plans to bring an array of experiments to the station involving protein crystal growth that could help pave the way for commercial exploitation of the zero-gravity environment.
The issue initially prevented Dragon, which is carrying supplies and scientific experiments to the six astronauts aboard the orbiting outpost, from deploying its solar arrays, although there was no danger to anyone from the apparent malfunction.
Once again, the Olympics have become a laboratory for the future of TV viewing, with NBC controlling the experiments to the chagrin of many viewers.
