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John Archibald Wheeler

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Gender Male
Death16 years ago
Date of birth July 9,1911
Zodiac sign Cancer
Born Jacksonville
Florida
United States
Date of died April 13,2008
DiedHightstown
New Jersey
United States
Notable students Richard Feynman
Kip Thorne
Job Physicist
Astronomer
Educator
Education Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore City College
Movies/Shows Princeton: A Search for Answers
A Brief History of Time
Awards Wolf Prize in Physics
Franklin Medal
Albert Einstein Medal
Enrico Fermi Award
Albert Einstein Award
Oersted Medal
National Medal of Science for Physical Science
Matteucci Medal
Spouse Janette Hegner
Notable student Richard Feynman
Kip Thorne
Children James English Wheeler
Letitia Wheeler Ufford
Alison Wheeler Lahnston
Parents Joseph L. Wheeler
Mabel Archibald Wheeler
Academic advisor Karl Herzfeld
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Geons, Black Holes, and Quantum Foam
Gravitation and Inertia
A Journey into Gravity and Spacetime
At Home in the Universe
Exploring Black Holes
Mind in Nature
Right Here, Right Now: Seeing Your True Nature as Present Awareness
Magic Without Magic: John Archibald Wheeler: A Collection of Essays in Honor of His Sixtieth Birthday
Scouting Black Holes
6th Report
Home Affairs Committee Fourth Report: Report together with the proceedings of the Committee
Hills: The Catalogue: Incorporating the Hobbs Collection
Drug Trafficking and Related Serious Crime: Minutes of evidence and appendices
7th Report
Policing Football Hooliganism: Second Report
Fire Safety and Policing of the Channel Tunnel: First Report
Racial Attacks and Harassment
Swanland: Recollections of Village Life
Policing Football Hooliganism: Memoranda of Evidence
Gravitation
Spacetime Physics
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John Archibald Wheeler was an American theoretical physicist. He was largely responsible for reviving interest in general relativity in the United States after World War II. Wheeler also worked with Niels Bohr in explaining the basic principles behind nuclear fission.

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