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Many physicists are gravitating to the latter theory.

MANY physicists are engaged in the search for a "theory of everything".

Many physicists are betting that dark matter is composed of one or more types of supersymmetric partner particles.

Many physicists are placing their bets on string theory's mathematically imposing edifice in which nature comprises tiny strings vibrating in 10 dimensions of space-time.

The problem for string theorists has always been that their work does not have experimental data to back it up, so many physicists are sceptical.

Because of these and other problems, many physicists are unconvinced by string theory.

So when a group of physicists going by the acronym Opera announced in September that a batch of the strange subatomic particles known as neutrinos had traveled faster than the speed of light in a 457-mile trip through the earth, the first response among many physicists was to wonder what had gone wrong with the experiment.

The idea of atoms, according to many physicists, was simply impossible to test.

Many physicists were inclined to dismiss the first few events, seen in data from 1995, as a fluke.

Even before its opening in 2009, many physicists were skeptical that the device, which focuses 192 powerful laser beams on a target, would achieve its ignition goal.

For the period 1925 1936, Kragh and Carazza (1994) is an excellent overview showing that many physicists were playing around with finitist ideas.