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Quantum mechanics: the science that’s supposed to explain how the universe works, but often ends up sounding like a magician’s trick. Ever wonder why particles behave like waves, or how something can be in two places at once? Spoiler: it’s not just science fiction, it’s the real, messy, weird universe—and this book tries to make sense of it without turning you into a physics PhD.
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Quantum mechanics: the science that insists particles can be waves, cats can be alive and dead, and reality itself is a blur of probabilities. It’s confusing, weird, and often feels like a cosmic prank. But what if I told you it’s also the best description we have of how the universe actually works? Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw take you on a no-nonsense tour through this baffling terrain, cutting through the hype and making quantum physics less like a foreign language and more like a strange new dialect you can start to understand.
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