In 100 years, quantum physics has touched every aspect of our lives
The article commemorates a century of quantum physics, tracing its origins to June 1925 when Werner Heisenberg developed ideas on the island of Helgoland that laid the foundations of modern quantum theory. Quantum physics, though deeply counterintuitive—famously described by Richard Feynman
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