101 Quantum Questions

Written in a simple and easily understood format, this book is very accessible. Ford, a retired director of the American Institute of Physics and author of other books such as “The Quantum World” and “In Love With Flying”, is one of the worlds most recognized and celebrated physicists of the last 3 decades. 

“101 Quantum Questions” covers all the basic information someone would need to begin to understand the wonders and magnificence of the Quantum world. From atoms to photons, this book explains it all. 

Using the most recent and updated theories and discoveries in the field of Quantum physics, Ford takes the reader on an eye opening journey of engrossing exposure. 

The book itself is a pleasurable read. It has many diagrams and photographs to assist the reader in their understanding, which is very useful as the topic is so complex.

I can honestly say that, although I did have an interest in Quantum Mechanics before I read this book; I have found that reading the book has answered many of my niggling questions and has in fact left me with a much better understanding of this incredibly complicated science. 

I would suggest that it is probably a good idea for anyone trying to understand Quantum Physics, to first look at fundamental physics. However, if you are completely new to the subject, this is probably a good book to read as it gives a brilliant picture of what a startling world Quantum really is. It shows the enthusiast that the rabbit hole really does go very very deep. 

101 Quantum Questions gets a firm thumb’s up from theconspiracyreview.com