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Science is based on the measurement of physical quantities and reconciling them with theoretical formulations. Some of the major unsolved problems in physics are theoretical. Existing theories seem incapable of explaining certain observed phenomena or experimental results. In many cases, there are difficulties in creating experiments to test proposed theories, such as String Theory, or investigate some phenomena in greater detail, like the disappearance of electrons between atoms’ shells. The required technology to measure activities near the Planck units of measurements are not yet available. This book describes the biggest unsolved riddles in physics including 20 various topics.
Ranjith R
Physicists have solved some of the Universe’s biggest mysteries. But they’re not done yet completely. There is a legend that in 1900 the English physicist Lord Kelvin said: “Now there is nothing new in physics. It remains only to make more and more accurate measurements.” Three decades later, quantum mechanics and Einstein’s theory of relativity revolutionized physics. Today, no physicist would dare to claim that humanity has found answers to all questions about the Universe and the world around us. It’s just the opposite. It seems that every new discovery opens a Pandora’s box(Greek mythical object) and generates more and more riddles, which theoretical physicists have been struggling with for decades. Especially for the International Day of Physics, we have compiled a brief overview of the biggest unsolved problems in physics. It is worth noting that the list did not include such unexplained and strange phenomena as dark matter, dark energy and black holes because we wrote about them in an article about the biggest mysteries of the Universe. Butin this book you are waiting for other, no less intriguing riddles.
