Im Inneren eines Atoms passiert etwas Seltsames | Richard Feynman

The image you have of an atom—a tiny nucleus, electrons orbiting like planets—isn't a simplification. It's fundamentally wrong. The electron doesn't have a fixed position. It doesn't orbit. It exists as a probability cloud, jumping between states without traversing the space in between, and behaving neither like a particle nor a wave. Ultimately, an atom contains no matter, no spheres, no orbits—but fields, probabilities, and mathematics. In this video, we'll follow Feynman's line of thinking and look at what quantum mechanics really says about the inside of atoms. Not the school version. The real deal. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss any more videos about the fascinating physics of our universe. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE:    / @feynmansgeist