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Quarks to Cosmos unpacks some of the most complex ideas in modern physics, from Relativity to Quantum Mechanics, String Theory, Timescape Model, and beyond, and explains them in ways that are both intellectually rigorous and refreshingly clear.
Designed for curious minds with no formal background in physics, each weekly episode takes a single theory or concept and breaks it down using real-world analogies, stories, and simple language, without dumbing it down