Editing History of Physics (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Understanding</span> ==
The history of physics is understood through '''Scientific Paradigms''' and '''Unification'''.

'''1. The Classical Age (The Clockwork Universe)''':
Newton's "Principia" changed everything.
* He proved the same laws that make an apple fall also keep the moon in orbit.
* The universe became seen as a giant, predictable "Clock."
* If you knew where every atom was today, you could (theoretically) predict the entire future.

'''2. The 19th Century (Fields and Energy)''':
Physics moved beyond "Hard Objects" to "Invisible Fields."
* Scientists discovered that electricity and magnetism were the same thing.
* Thermodynamics taught us about heat and the inevitable "Entropy" of the universe.

'''3. The Modern Age (Relativity and Quanta)''':
In the early 1900s, "Classical Physics" broke.
* '''Einstein''': Proved that time slows down when you move fast and that gravity is the "Curve" of space.
* '''Heisenberg/Bohr''': Proved that at the smallest scale, you can never know where a particle is and how fast it's going at the same time.

'''Paradigm Shift''': A term coined by Thomas Kuhn to describe when a new discovery (like Relativity) doesn't just "Add" to old knowledge, but completely replaces the old way of thinking.
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