ABCs of physics
Chris Ferrie
The ABC's of Physics introduces a new physics concept for every letter of the alphabet, all the way from Atom to Zero-point energy.
Read Time: ~0.9 hr
This Strange Quantum World & You
by Patricia Topp (1999)
About this book
Explains how scientists discovered the different qualities of the smaller-than-an-atom world, including particles and waves, ripple patterns, interference patterns, and the theory that the universe is the most powerful Bose-Einstein condensate.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThis Strange Quantum World & You Lead Character
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