Exploring String Theory: The Biggest Mystery of The Universe

Exploring String Theory: The Biggest Mystery of The Universe

From the motion of planets to the behavior of subatomic particles, we’ve built theories that explain much of the world around us. Yet, at the heart of it all lies a perplexing problem: the laws of physics, as we know them, don’t fit together. Einstein’s general relativity describes the universe on the grandest scales, from galaxies to black holes, while quantum mechanics governs the strange, probabilistic world of the very small. But when these two pillars of modern science collide, such as near the core of a black hole or at the universe’s birth, the equations break down.