Talking quantum with a 9-year-old

Charlotte D. Shelton

Divyanshu Kumar

So this proposal of mine talks about how time is not fundamental and I redifine time as information updates. (I'm a 16 year old trying out physics psychological theories looking out new angle to the world)

Jeff Lemire

Stephan Ritter

Abstract Quantum physics is often considered weird, counterintuitive, and irrelevant at macroscopic scales – something for physicists and other nerds. And yet, more and more people talk about it publicly, including politicians like Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German chancellor Angela Merkel. What has happened? Why is a theory that is about a century old suddenly in vogue when it is combined with the word technology? And why are people talking about a second quantum revolution?

Peter Woit

Carlos R. Stroud

An atomic physics experiment demonstrates a solution to an eighty-year-old quantum conundrum by mimicking in an atom the astronomical problem of a satellite moving in a sun-earth system.