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Atomic clocks work because of quantum physics.

This is where quantum physics comes into play.

Now, if you had a quantum atomic car, you wouldn't accelerate in a linear fashion.

For an atom, when a transition occurs from one energy level to another, quantum mechanics says that the energy difference is equal to a characteristic frequency, multiplied by a constant, where the change in energy is equal to a number, called Planck's constant, times the frequency.

So that's all it takes: a multibillion-dollar network of satellites, oscillating cesium atoms, quantum mechanics, relativity, a smartphone, and you.

Under extreme conditions, general relativity and quantum theory allow time to behave like another dimension of space.

And despite its size, the reader became more sensitive by taking advantage of new discoveries in magnetic and quantum properties of matter.

So it's thanks to the combined efforts of generations of engineers, material scientists, and quantum physicists that this tool of incredible power and precision can spin in the palm of your hand.

With data on most current storage media having less than a ten-year life expectancy, scientists are working to exploit the physical properties of materials down to the quantum level in the hopes of making memory devices faster, smaller, and more durable.

Or maybe there's perpetual motion on tiny quantum scales.

We exist in a world governed by quantum physics, a universe of zero and one both at the same time, a reality based on infinite probabilities and shades of gray.

Connectography represents a quantum leap in the mobility of people, resources and ideas, but it is an evolution, an evolution of the world from political geography, which is how we legally divide the world, to functional geography, which is how we actually use the world, from nations and borders, to infrastructure and supply chains.

And so I'm going to use, as the metaphor, this association: quantum mechanics, which I really don't understand, but I'm still gonna use it as the process for explaining how it is the metaphor.

So, in quantum mechanics, of course, you have dark energy and dark matter.

There is also the uncertainty principle, which is part of quantum mechanics, as I understand it.

And so in many ways, I believe that the next big, quantum leap in science education lies no longer with the technology, but rather with the teachers' decision to push forward and adopt these technologies inside the classrooms.

And now string theory comes along and says, yes, gravity, quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, all together in one package, but only if the universe has more dimensions than the ones that we see.

General relativity describes the behavior of very large things, while quantum physics explains the very small.

We may need a two-step program, which is to invent new kinds of thinking that we can work alongside of to solve these really large problems, say, like dark energy or quantum gravity.

I would fiddle around with microscopes and electromagnets, and I would read about the forces of the small and about quantum mechanics and I would marvel at how well that description matched up to our observation.

When two particles collide at almost the speed of light, the quantum world takes over.

And in the quantum world, these two particles can briefly create a new particle that lives for a tiny fraction of a second before splitting into other particles that hit our detector.

And this hypothetical, extra-dimensional graviton is one of the only possible, hypothetical new particles that has the special quantum properties that could give birth to our little, two-photon bump.

We call this physics quantum mechanics.

We were constructing quantum dots that could one day go in your body and find and fight disease.

By 2025, China means to be the dominant power in the major market in 10 leading technologies, including driverless cars, robots, artificial intelligence, quantum computing.

Wave-particle duality was slated to become a cornerstone of the quantum revolution.

The Standard Model is a remarkably elegant encapsulation of the strange quantum world of indivisible, infinitely small particles.

The final particle of the Standard Model is the Higgs boson – a quantum ripple in the background energy field of the universe.

While fixing and saving and trying to rescue is futile, radical self-care is quantum, and it radiates out from you into the atmosphere like a little fresh air.

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