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Who doesn't know Albert Einstein? one of the best physicists, it can be said, every theory from him is almost perfect.
Albert Einstein focused on rational logic, the use of mathematics and computing.
In addition, he is also considered imaginative-intuitive. However, the phenomenon of gravity through the general theory of relativity has been well understood by Einstein. | pic: edgylabs
As we know it, Physics is a branch of science. And physics has made a significant contribution to our civilization. An important character of physics, one of which is the ability in the field of science in predicting the behavior of a system.
That branch of science able to understand and describe the phenomena of the universe and the systems contained therein.
Ant-Man has added to my curiosity about quantum
I, before knowing quantum, even though it was not my field of knowledge, but after watching Ant-Man, my interest in re-reading about quantum became more.
The core of the discussion about quantum is energy, it is in a microscopic world that cannot be seen with the naked eye. Well, this is what I saw in the two Ant Man films. There I began to know that some inanimate objects and living things could shrink, even to subatomic size. Wow!
Indeed, the theory of quantum physics was discovered about a century ago, and you know, that the results of the technology can only be enjoyed today. We can see on cellphones, digital cameras, projectors and others in this millennial era.
Can it be applied in real life?
Return to Ant-Man. In the first Ant Man film, a technology expert, Hank Pym, has created a serum that can be used to change the size of living things. And in the film also told that the serum was also able to negate and send the target into a vacuum. They named it "Pym Particle".
Then, can all the technologies in "Ant Man and The Wasp" be applied to the real world? This science fiction film has raised this question. What about my answer? I might be a little brave to answer it, I think it can! but not yet. in my opinion, humans are not yet capable. Humans need extraordinary research and will take a long time. What do you think?
Because according to some of my reading, physics has its own perspective in describing something. Physics is related to the system, and there are subsystems in it. They relate to each other. And quantum is the smallest unit of energy.
Even though the film is science fiction, there is one thing which most confuses me, you can see when Pym's wife lived in the quantum world for 30 years. Have you ever thought about how she ate and drank? So that she can survive for 30 years? I haven't got the answer, and I really hope for comments from all of you.
