Over the past century, quantum physics has transformed science and reshaped our understanding of reality. In this special compilation from the New Scientist archive, we trace that evolution, from the birth of quantum mechanics to today’s lab-made “mini universes.”
We explore how quantum ideas revolutionised technology, how they continue to inspire new forms of creativity, and how recent breakthroughs are pushing the limits of what we can understand.
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