Quantum Reality: A New Perspective on Matter

Light isn't actually continuous like you think it is. Einstein discovered that energy comes

in tiny packets called quanta, which completely shattered our understanding of physics.

Here's the wild part: electrons don't orbit atoms like planets around the sun.

They exist as probability clouds where we can never know their exact position and speed at the same

time. That's Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. And get this, matter has a wavelength.

You, me, everything is technically a wave. We just don't notice

because our wavelength is impossibly small. But electrons? Their wave nature is exactly why atoms

can only have specific energy levels. This is why neon signs glow specific colors and why chemistry