Unreal Reality at Faster-Than-Light Speeds
Here is a question we are not allowed to ask: If something were to travel faster than the speed of light, what would it look like to us?
Physics
Physics was my first love. This category contains the posts closest to my heart. Twenty years from now, if this blog survives, this category will probably hold my most enduring insights. And two hundred years from now, if I am remembered at all, it will be for these insights; not for the kind of person I am, the money I make, nor anything else. Only for my first and last love…
The Physics of Romance
Ever wonder how romance works at the most fundamental level? Here’s your answer…
Recap of Modern Physics
Since the post series on Particles and Interactions became a bit longer than I wanted, I thought I would break
Interpretation of Special Relativity
When we looked at Quantum Mechanics, we talked about its various interpretations. The reason we have such interpretations, I said,
Speed of Light
The speed of light being a constant sounds like a simple statement. But there is more to it, quite a
Special Theory of Relativity
When we hear about Einstein and the special relativity (or the special theory of relativity, to use the real name),
Quantum Mechanics – Interpretations
Whenever we talk about Quantum Mechanics, one of the first questions would be, “What about the cat?” This question, really,
Quantum Field Theory
In this post on Quantum Mechanics (QM), we will go a bit beyond it and touch upon Quantum Field Theory
Historical Origin of Quantum Mechanics
In this section, we will try to look at the historical origin of Quantum Mechanics, which is usually presented succinctly
Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Mechanics (QM) is the physics of small things. How do they behave and how do they interact with each
Classical Physics
The main difficulty in describing particle physics to general public is the fact that it is built on modern physics.
Reductionism
In all our scientific endeavors, we use similar high-level techniques to understand and study things. The most common technique is