Physics Journal 3, Issue 2: The Quantum Quirk Issue

Because who needs normal laws of physics, anyway?

The Quirk of Quantum Mechanics

In this issue, we delve into the weird world of quantum mechanics, where particles can be in two places at once, but only if they're feeling it.

A quark in a state of superposition, looking confused

Editor's Note

We received 17 submissions for this issue, but only two of them made sense. The rest are in the " Letters to the Editor" section, below.

Letters to the Editor

  1. I was wondering if I could submit a paper on the aerodynamics of chicken wings?

  2. I've been trying to get the laws of physics to apply to my laundry, but it just won't fold.
  3. I'm pretty sure I've figured out a way to use physics to make my cat do my taxes for me. Send me an email if you'd like the details.