Nobel Prize (Physics)

The Nobel Prize in Physics honors individuals or groups who have made outstanding contributions to our understanding of the universe. It recognizes discoveries or inventions that deepen our knowledge of nature’s fundamental laws, such as gravity, light, or particles. Recipients can be scientists who have explained complex phenomena or developed innovative techniques that advance research. Awarded annually, the prize highlights advances that often lead to new technologies, improve our understanding of the universe, or solve longstanding scientific questions, helping humanity grasp how the universe works at its most fundamental level.