Quantum Weirdness for Normal People: 150 Facts Without the Maths

di Hardik Patel (Autore)

Factopedia Press, 2026

Quantum physics has a reputation problem. Everyone agrees it's the strangest thing science has ever found, and almost every book about it either drowns you in equations or drifts off into nonsense about consciousness and manifestation. This one does neither. 150 facts. No math's. Ten diagrams that actually explain something. You'll find out why the Sun would be cold and dark without a loophole in the rules. Why you don't fall through your kitchen floor. Why Einstein's Nobel Prize wasn't for relativity. Why an electron has to turn around twice to get back where it started, and why that isn't a typo. Why your smoke detector contains a radioactive source, and why that's fine. Each fact stands on its own and takes under a minute to read. Read the book in order and the ideas build. Read it in any order and you'll still come away with the good bits. Inside: The rules that change when things get small Why light refuses to be either a wave or a particle Uncertainty, and why it is a property of the object rather than a limit of your instruments Particles that pass through walls, and the technology that depends on it Entanglement, Bell's theorem, and what Einstein actually got wrong Schrodinger's cat, and why the cat was never both alive and dead Why matter takes up room at all What is left when you remove absolutely everything The quantum machines already sitting in your house Where the field is genuinely stuck today Speculative claims are flagged as speculative. Contested findings are flagged as contested. Nothing here connects quantum mechanics to your personal reality, because it doesn't, and the real material is stranger anyway. For anyone who has read a quantum book before and quietly given up halfway through.

• Autore: Hardik Patel
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Factopedia Press
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798237077100