20th-century physicists

The 20th century saw groundbreaking advances in physics through the work of many influential scientists. Albert Einstein revolutionized our understanding of space, time, and energy with his theories of relativity. Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg helped develop quantum mechanics, explaining the behavior of tiny particles. Richard Feynman contributed to quantum electrodynamics, refining our knowledge of particle interactions. Others, like Marie Curie, advanced nuclear physics. Together, these physicists transformed our perception of the universe, leading to new technologies and insights into fundamental questions about reality, matter, and energy. Their legacies continue to shape science today.