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I would say that really it's both, unresolved questions (which can come from experiment or theory) often spur development of new measurement technology. On the

I would say that really it's both, unresolved questions (which can come from experiment or theory) often spur development of new measurement technology. On the other hand new measurement capabilities often spur new scientific discoveries.

prox 5y ago
Most new research comes when a researcher has to say “that’s funny…” aka, when something unexpected shows itself.