Six Impossible Things: The 'Quanta Of Solace' And The Mysteries Of The Subatomic World

Quantum physics is very strange. No one has managed to explain what is really going on in the subatomic world, so physicists have sought 'quanta of solace' in a starting array of interpretations.

Six Impossible Things takes us on a mind-bending tour through the 'big six' , including the Copenhagen interpretation and the pilot wave and 'many worlds' approaches. All are crazy, some more crazy than others. But in quantum physics crazy does not necessarily mean wrong, and John Gribbin's dazzlingly succinct guide to this baffling world will, at least, help you to understand why you don't understand it.