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Quantum Physics for Beginners 101
- An Easy Guide to Understanding Quantum Physics, the Theories and Applications in Daily Life Without the Math
- Narrated by: Matthew McNeil
- Length: 4 hrs and 40 mins
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Have you always been fascinated by quantum physics' spellbinding twirls but been held back by its daunting equations? Are you eager to explore the Quantum universe and unravel its mysteries but dread diving into a sea of complex numbers?
Master the mystical world of Quantum Physics in just a few hours. Empower yourself with the knowledge of the microscopic universe, minus the mind-boggling math!
You are not alone. Amongst those who are spellbound by the wonders of Quantum Physics, a large proportion hesitate to plunge into this captivating world, fearing the intimidating calculations and equations. But what if you could fathom the depths of Quantum Physics without ever needing to juggle complex math? Better yet, what if you could understand its principles, their significance, and how they subtly shape the world around you in your everyday life?
In this breezy and easy-to-understand guide, we make learning Quantum Physics enjoyable, minus the vexing vexation of numbers and formulas. So prepare to open the door to a new world where you'll explore the unfathomable.
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- RaptorByte
- 09-18-24
The world of misunderstood
From understanding how gps satellites operate to knowing the backbone of our world this is a great audible. I like listening to experimental data and physics to engage with new possibilities. Understanding dark matter and finding out how science fiction has gained credibility is wonderful to hear especially when theres more worlds like ours out there. How molecules can be moved by waves and how complex situations could be a realistic reality in every moment waiting for us to interact or influence the outcome. This made me rethink our role in understanding matter, such as quantum tunneling. Listening to the energy enabling items could go through a barrier by using diodes for frequencies. Learning about new tech that can revamp our technology has been amazing. These fundamentals that operate at atomic and subatomic levels that regular science cannot always explain can really launch higher effectiveness. It'll make you think about Einstein and how all the different frameworks and how they will vibrate in multiple dimensions that makes it really cool.
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- 09-18-24
Not a brainiac
This is one of those topics that sounds entirely too complicated and above my head. This audiobook, however, presented the information in a digestible way, so I was not too overwhelmed and was able to follow along. Some concepts do get a little more complex as the book moves along. A good introduction to a very intimidating topic
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- Lydia Semenkova
- 09-18-24
Great intro to a fascinating topic!
I was curious about quantum physics but felt overwhelmed by the complexity. This audiobook broke everything down in a way that didn’t leave me scratching my head. The explanations are simple without being dumbed down, and I actually found myself connecting the concepts to things in my everyday life. Perfect for anyone who wants to dive into quantum physics without the heavy math!
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- Aly
- 09-19-24
surprisingly easy to understand
Physics was never my favorite subject in high school. While I found it interesting, it was always hard for me to grasp. Now that I’m in my 20s, I became a fan of an American sitcom about two physicist best friends struggling with basic social situations. That’s when I thought, why not give physics another try? Quantum Physics for Beginners 101 was the perfect audiobook to get back into it. It’s so easy to understand, even without the math, and it made the concepts enjoyable. For the first time, I’m genuinely interested in physics and excited to keep learning!
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- Dr. Ron
- 09-17-24
This is awesome
I'm a bit of a science geek, and I have a huge interest in quantum physics, but sometimes it gets complicated and it doesn't make sense to me. This audiobook is absolutely amazing at clarifying concepts that are normally difficult to understand. There are so many areas in life where an understanding of quantum physics can be helpful, but many avoid learning about it because of its complexities. If you want to understand how our world works at a subatomic level and how that affects your life without having to be a math or science genius, I highly recommend this book. I think you'll find it educational but in an entertaining way, and I think you'll gain a really good understanding of quantum physics and how it works.
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- Anonymous
- 09-17-24
Perfect for Teens and Adults!
This guide to Quantum Physics is perfect for anyone curious about the subject but overwhelmed by complicated math. The author does an incredible job of explaining complex concepts in simple terms, making the mysteries of the quantum world accessible. I loved how it highlighted how quantum principles influence our daily lives without ever diving into intimidating equations.
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- Moogie
- 09-18-24
Made Simple and Fascinating!
I’ve always been curious about quantum physics, but the complexity kept me away until now! This audiobook did an amazing job of breaking down complicated concepts into bite-sized explanations that even a beginner like me could understand. I appreciated that it focused on real-world applications, making everything feel more relevant. No overwhelming equations or jargon, just clear and engaging content. It's made me see the universe in a completely new way. Highly recommend it if you're looking to dip your toes into the world of quantum physics without getting lost in the math!
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- ASM
- 09-18-24
Breaking it Down!
This book was great because it took a complex topic and broke it down into bite sized bits of imformation. This was great because I didn't feel overwhelmed or intimidated by the information. This is a great way to learn!
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- Joseph Mendoza
- 09-17-24
Wow Physics
I always wanted to learn some physics but I did not know where to start. I really do not have the time to go to school to understand physics, but I am happy it's on audio so I can listen to it for my own educational purposes. Physical does change the way we see the world, and it's something that I barely got taught in school. It transfers how we see the universe in a perspective way. I approach this book excitingly and will share it with my family and friends who dream of learning a little about tiny particles and their science. The narrator and story are fantastic and exciting.
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- James Leland
- 09-18-24
Quantum Physics Easy to Understand
I have always been curious about quantum physics but scared by the math. This book was exactly what I needed. It breaks down complex concepts in a way that is easy to get without becoming too much. I like how it connected the theories to real life. It feels much more relatable now. I can actually talk about quantum physics with some confidence. If you’ve ever wanted to understand quantum physics without the technical jargon this book is the listen you need.
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