Professor Albert und das Geheimnis der Quantenphysik

The world of quantum physics is an amazing place where quantum particles can do strange and wonderful things. In this tiny universe of matter and energy, some odd and surprising laws prevail. How can atoms exist in two places at once? And how can a cat be both dead and alive at the same time? In this entertaining illustrated nonfiction book, children learn more about the fascinating and mysterious world of quantum physics with Professor Albert Einstein. From Newtonian physics to the periodic table, the uncertainty principle, radioactivity, and the experiments at CERN, the book covers the key facts, theories, and experiments that have led to our current understanding of quantum physics. Colorful illustrations and graphics clearly visualize different ideas and theories, sprinkled with additional information and a touch of humor. This nonfiction book for children unveils the secrets of the quantum world and captivates any science enthusiast.