Science of Quantum

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Beyond quantum.

Simple Question The most interesting questions in science are the simple stupors of our normal daily life?

We think of some of the same questions right now.The open window brings fresh air from outside as well as the smell of flowers in the garden. But how is this miracle happening? How do the molecules scattered in the air enter the nose and feel the fragrance? We see the colorful world. And we also remember the story that the distinct viulenth of light stimulates different neurons. But how does the headline or blueness finally emerge because of the isolated neuron being the exaite? These feelings (called philosopher sacritha) that distinguish between color and fragrance are, after all? And if all these are the electric signals of neurons, then why is there a difference between the feeling of color and smell? And who am it that wakes up in the morning? And what is this universe in which I open my eyes? The simplest factors of our existence and connection to the world are also a product.۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

But for now we move forward by sneaking past these kinds of difficult questions. We know that as scientists to get somewhere to do the same. And let's start with a very simple question right now. What is matter? I see a stone. I picked it up. His weight and shape make me feel my hand. Of course, it is an ancient feeling. But what is this stone?۔۔۔۔۔We know what the stone looks like, how it feels.

But the more this information is about stone, the more about us. The appearance and feeling of being gives us an idea of its existence.We know that there is mostly empty space in the stone which has the order of atoms. Its solidity and hardness is the creation of our mind. And the scale on which our mind integrates the feelings that are very coarse the scale of atoms.۔۔۔۔۔Matter itself comes in many cases. Many of these forms are as complex as stone. For example, organic matter sedated in our clothes or blankets. So we just consider the simple form of matter. Water in glass. What is this?

Water to our eye and to our touch seems to be a continuous and smooth object. And it's not too old (a little over a century ago) when the fascists believed that matter was constant. Albert Einstein showed that they were wrong and the water is made up of atoms. Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom combine to form molecules in water and this is a water organization۔

But what is this atom? Within a decade of Einstein's work, the atom was considered as the smallest solar system. The role of nucleus is the same as that of the sun and surrounded by electrons as planets. (No, it's not like that).But what is this electron? We know that electrons come in the form of discrete units. Everyone has a special amount of mass and charge. There is a location in its space. It can move. When we see it, it's here and then when we see it, it's there.It is not easy to imagine electrons except for your characteristics. No, not easy at all. And that is what the bulk of this book is about.

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Ahmed Saeed