Entering the new century, 20th century’s physicists came up with a new branch of physics – quantum physics, which explains the behavior of matter and energy on the atomic and subatomic level. After the scientists work on this subject, they solved the mystery of tiny particles’ motions. However, a load of equations made quantum physics rename as ‘the hardest subject to understand’. Richard Feynman is well-known for a quantum physicist, the most difficult subject of the modern physics. However, he made a new diagram about the activity of photoelectric particles that public can easily understand. Feynman’s research career was made up with full of a persistent attitude of questioning– in the field of quantum physics, astronomy, and military science. He started his own research by having questions about simplifying previous academic papers written by Bohr, Einstein, and Heisenberg. …show more content…
Melville’s educational philosophy was focused on solving their own curiosity, unlike other parents who focus on delivering information. In Richard Feynman’s autobiography, Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman, he mentions family trip went to the ‘American Museum of Natural History’, which he debated about the origin of atoms. His father started to ask questions on the basis of advanced theories. Feynman described father’s education as “enough to bring me [Feynman] to a science field”, and to be a scientist (Feynman, 16-17). After few decades, when Feynman became one of the greatest physicists and he could contribute to the popularization of quantum