1900 Max Planck's Quantum Theory

Initially, physics was a term used to describe the study of matter and its motion through space and time, occasionally including energy and force. However, in 1900 Max Planck a German Physicist presented the beginning of his Quantum Theory. Since this time studies have commenced on the nature and behaviour of matter and energy on the atomic and sub atomic level. While it is highly unlikely to see these natures directly without scientific equipment, the effects and changes that occur are known as a paradigm shift and can be acknowledged in everyday life. One example of this is the subatomic structure in relation to light.

Unlike the newly discovered Quantum theory, Newton’s Law studies the behaviour of a chosen experimental object. These behaviours, include acceleration, momentum, velocity etc. Isaac Newton used these behaviours to create laws of basic
Because these calculations are not accurate on an atomic or subatomic level, it was highly unlikely for studies to improve.
Scientific theories/discoveries are validated by the success of the results, rather than common agreement. In saying this, quantum physics began as an explanation to many experiments.

Previously it was highly unlikely to find a precise result for these experiments through standard mathematical or Newtonian equations.
The quantum theory began in 1900; while the first initial commencement of studies was made when Max Planck suggested that energy is quantized. Progression has been made continuously to this theory from a variety of other scientists including Albert Einstein. Planck has successfully discovered a theory to provide an accurate outcome, becoming a more intelligent choice of study over the well-established Newton’s Law. Still to this day Max Planck’s quantum theory is the most advanced source of scientific studies on subatomic