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Modern Physics

Where Traditional Physics Stops In the early 1800's, scientists began examining the basis of matter, space, and time. Newton's physics describe about 90% of the way things work in the universe (mechanics). BUT his ideas start to break down when you talk about ideas such as: objects moving at the speed of light, the inside of atoms, extreme temperatures, and when the objects are huge (like galaxies interacting with each other).

Into the Universe Albert Einstein also played a large part in modern physics. He developed formulas that described the way matter and energy were related. Just about everyone has heard of the formula E=mc2 which explains how energy is related to mass. The idea found its way into the study of fission reactions, and it was proved that enormous amounts of energy were stored in even one atom of a substance.

Antimatter Antimatter is not just found in television shows. Scientists have discovered evidence that it is real. While a regular atom has positive and neutral pieces (protons/neutrons) in the nucleus and negative pieces in orbiting clouds (electrons), antimatter is just the opposite. Antimatter has a nucleus with a negative charge and little positive pieces in the orbits. Those positively charged pieces are called positrons.

Why is it called “Modern” Physics? Scientists knew a great deal about classical mechanics (Newtonian mechanics), which describe how things move at everyday sizes and speeds since 1687. Much more recently (early 1900’s) scientists discovered that at the scale of atoms and electrons, many of the equations of classical mechanics cease to be useful

What is Quantum Mechanics? It is the branch of physics relating to the very small It explains processes which are inexplicable in classical physics

How was this discovered? Light had been a mystery for centuries. Some experiments, like the two-slit experiment, proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that light was waves. Other experiments proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that light was particles. The truth about light was obviously hidden and it wasn't until 1900 that people began to understand that there was something very weird about the world of the small, something that required a complete revision of understanding.