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iated with physical changes in length scales. He called these different "gauges," inspired by the various track gauges of railroads. (Einstein, and Sheldon on The Big Bang The- ory, aren't the only physicists who have been inspired by trains.) While Weyl's guess turned out to be incorrect, the symmetry

ments in 1932, he sent a letter to Nature entitled "Possible Existence of a Neutron" and followed this up with a more detailed article sent to the Royal Society. The neutron, which we now know makes up most of the mass of heavier nuclei, and thus most of the mass in our bodies, had been discovered. For his