Quantum Physics for Beginners

Have you ever wondered how the universe works? Or if time really exists? Or why the sky is blue?

To shed light on these big questions, we need to look into the teeny-tiny particles that make up every single object found in nature: atoms, molecules, protons, electrons, and photons.

Quantum physics examines the properties and behaviors of these particles at the atomic and subatomic levels. The discoveries and concepts you’ll read about in this book will astound you, just as they have been scientists for decades.

Upon first impression, quantum theory may seem more science fiction than actual science. In reality, this field influences virtually everything, from smartphones to nuclear power to black holes.

This guide succinctly demonstrates how quantum physics underlies our knowledge of the natural sciences and therefore the real world and real life. It offers a simplified and solid introduction into a complex scientific discipline, making it accessible and enjoyable.

Danish physicist Niels Bohr, one of the founding fathers of Quantum Theory, once quipped, “Anyone who is not shocked by quantum theory has not understood it”.

Quantum Physics For Beginners by Sean Lawson will shock, put into question, and ultimately change the way you look at the world.

What you'll find inside this book:

- The basic concepts that govern quantum physics
- Quantum gravity
- Quantum theories
- The 9 most famous quantum phenomena

This informative resource is a must-read for high school students eager to level up their scientific understanding, aspiring theoretical physicists, and just anyone hungry for a deeper knowledge of the intricate workings of the subatomic realm. No scientific background required, only a curiosity to understand the world we live in.

Ready to begin your journey into the weird and wonderful world of quantum science?