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Quantum Physics for KidsAuthor: Subatomic Tanvi
Tanvi Gopalan is a 13 year old member of American Mensa who loves Quantum Physics. She teaches all about quantum physics in a fun and simple way. Quantum physics is the study of the smallest things in the universe, and it's one of the most fascinating and important branches of science. But it can also be very confusing, especially for kids. In this podcast, Tanvi explains complex concepts like entanglement, superposition, uncertainty principle and a lot more, in a way that anyone can understand. So whether you're a kid, a parent, or just someone curious about quantum physics, subscribe NOW! Language: en Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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How to Pause Reality: How Quantum Zeno Effect Can Power Quantum Computers
Episode 35
Friday, 11 September, 2026
What if the old saying “a watched pot never boils” wasn’t just a kitchen myth, but a literal law of the subatomic realm? In this episode of Quantum Physics for Kids, Subatomic Tanvi breaks down the mind-boiling Quantum Zeno Effect - a bizarre phenomenon where repeatedly observing a particle forces it to freeze its state, playing the ultimate cosmic game of Red Light, Green Light. Discover how hitting the pause button on the universe isn’t just a wild physics trick, but the secret error-correction shield scientists rely on to protect fragile qubits from crashing and build the world's most powerful quantum supercomputers. Put on your headphones, don't blink, and get ready to freeze time!
