In 1905, sitting in a Swiss Patent office a young patent clerk Albert Einstein unrooted the orthodox thinking of the Physicists who had till then believed that light was a form of electromagnetic radiation. Einstein challenged this assumption, proposing that light was not a continuous wave of energy but consisted of tiny particles or corpuscles.
In 1905, sitting in a Swiss Patent office a young patent clerk Albert Einstein unrooted the orthodox thinking of the Physicists who had till then believed that light was a form of electromagnetic radiation. Einstein challenged this assumption, proposing that light was not a continuous wave of energy but consisted of tiny particles or corpuscles.
It might sound odd to anybody who is not from a scientific background that we only know just about less than 5% of the universe. So our understanding of the known universe is minuscule in comparison to what we don’t know. It is estimated that 28% of the universe is dark matter while a whooping 67% is dark energy. But now the question is what are these dark matter or dark energy?
