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Quantum physics, a term considered interchangeable with "quantum mechanics," deals with matter and energy at the smallest scale available: the atomic and subatomic realms.
All matter is made of tiny atoms. Yet the atoms themselves are made of protons, neutrons and electrons. Even protons and neutrons seem to be made of smaller particles called quarks. Like these dolls, even the tiniest things seem to contain smaller parts.
This grim-looking man is theoretical physicist Max Planck, the original architect of quantum theory. In 1918, he won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his contribution to our understanding of the smallest known components of matter and energy.
Are these beams of light over the sky made of particles or waves? The true physical nature of light had been debated for years. Planck and others showed that not only light but all matter exhibited properties of both a particle and a wave.


This is Niels Bohr, who, along with Werner Heisenberg, authored the "Copenhagen Interpretation" of quantum physics. This document gave us Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, which claimed that an observer always changes a thing by observing it.
A recent development in quantum physics is called "string theory," which posits the existence of tiny, one-dimensional strings that are the ultimate basis for all matter.
Early on, we believed that electrons orbited the nuclei of atoms in discrete pathways, like planets orbit the sun. We now think of electrons existing in a probabilistic "cloud" of possible locations at any given time.
Humans are always looking for new ways to keep secrets. This World War II coding machine is now obsolete. Some believe that new encoding techniques based on quantum mechanics can make our current cryptographic technologies equally obsolete.









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