Quantum Physic

Quantum mechanics can be challenging to comprehend due to its foundation on postulates about wave functions that are hard to relate to. Furthermore, quantum particles do not adhere to classical laws, making it challenging to predict their behavior.

With the right background and some patience, anyone can master this difficult subject.

Quantum mechanics, or quantum physics, is the body of scientific laws that describe the wacky behavior of photons, electrons and the other subatomic particles that make up the universe.

Just imagine how many tabs you could have open at once with *quantum* computing power.

In May 1972 in a uranium enrichment plant in France, scientists examining ore from a mine in Gabon, West Africa, discovered that a natural nuclear reactor had spontaneously manifested in that region in the Earth’s primordial past, churning out approximately 100 Kw worth of energy continuously for a few hundred thousand years about 1.7 billion years ago. In order to [...]

Quantum mechanics - Wikipedia

The quantum world defies common sense at every turn. Shaped across hundreds of thousands of years by biological evolution, our modern human brain struggles to comprehend things outside our familiar naturalistic context. Understanding a predator chasing prey across a grassy plain is easy; understanding most anything occurring at subatomic scales may require years of intense scholarship and oodles of gnarly math. It’s no surprise, then, that every year physicists deliver mind-boggling new…