Atoms in a grain of sand

A subatomic particle (like an electron or photon) can exist in two places at the same time

Electrons can change their location without passing through the intervening space

The study of physics was originally called natural philosophy

Albert Einstein never won a Nobel prize for the theory of relativity. It was his explanation of the photoelectric effect that made him a Nobel laureate in 1905

Subatomic particles such as electrons and photons can influence each other at great distances (without interacting directly) through a phenomenon known as quantum entanglement