You reach a point in Physics where its beauty is beyond simple basic appreciation. You cannot just open a book on quantum physics, its real essence, and bask in its beauty, its solution to countless unexplained experiments and phenomena, the missing piece along a long road of discovery. From Maxwell’s work on the speed of light, to Faraday’s Experiments with phases and their variations, to numerous other experiments, leading to the onset of a new framework of explaining matter’s relationship to time and space, involving far more imaginative solutions than constants and unchanging regard for measures and objects.