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String theory has its supporters and its gainsayers among theoretical physicists. Even advocates admit that the theory could be entirely wrong (though naturally they don't think it is). In the following interviews, read what seven physicists—some string theorists and some not—have to say about the theory and some of its more mind-bending components, such as extra dimensions and supersymmetry. Note: For a definition of unfamiliar terms, see our glossary.
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