This might sound like philosophy or mysticism, but it is in fact a direct result of applying quantum mechanics to the entire cosmos.
When you do that, you realise that the universe isn't fundamentally made of separate parts at all, but is instead a single, quantum object..
But physicists learned that the universe's fields are quantum, not classical, which means they are inherently uncertain.
You'll never catch a quantum field with exactly zero energy.
Harlow likens a quantum field to an array of pendulums — one at each point in space — whose angles represent the field's values..
N e i l s B o h r and M a x P l a n c k are credited with fathering quantum theory.
When German physicist Max Planck published his work on the effect of radiation on a black body he was able to illustrate how radiant energy are made up of particle-like components d믭 as "quanta"..
Quantum Universe presents the quest to explain the universe in terms of quantum physics, which governs the behavior of the microscopic, subatomic world.
It describes a revolution in particle physics and a quantum leap in our understanding of the mystery and beauty of the universe.
QUANTUM UNIVERSE..
In quantum physics, specifying the initial state of a system allows one to calculate the probability that it will be found in any other state at a later time.
Cosmology attempts to describe the behaviour of the entire Universe using these physical laws..
Quantum cosmology is the attempt in theoretical physics to develop a quantum theory of the universe.
This approach attempts to answer open questions of classical physical cosmology, particularly those related to the first phases of the universe..
N e i l s B o h r and M a x P l a n c k are credited with fathering quantum theory.
When German physicist Max Planck published his work on the effect of radiation on a black body he was able to illustrate how radiant energy are made up of particle-like components d믭 as "quanta"..
• String cosmology• Brane cosmology• Loop quantum
• A Layman's Explanation of Quantum Cosmology• Lectures on Quantum Cosmology by J.J
