quantum physics is reliable?

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anonymous · Answer

like most physics it is most theoretical but as of now it is reliable

anonymous · Answer

there is something in quantum physics that is not theory? have something in quantum physics being used in practice?

anonymous · Answer

things like the Heisenberg principle and debroglie wavelength are used in practice, all quantum physics is, is wave properties gievn to particle which is proven true

anonymous · Answer

and parallel universe and quantum immortality deserve credit? or is it pseudo-physics?

anonymous · Answer

it is theory until proven incorrect

anonymous · Answer

... or until proven correct

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

I think that there is no known case where quantum theory has been proven wrong, or of its predictions failing.

And yes, it does have practical uses. The entire semiconductor industry is built on it. Infact, Electromagnetic theory and quantum theory are the two core theories governing science and technology of electronics. Further, the upcoming field of quantum computers is also governed by it.

anonymous · Answer

is reliable because through quantum physics we r able to recognise things in micro scale or nanoscale

anonymous · Answer

tunneling diodes would not exist without quantum physics

anonymous · Answer

exactly rite skrite