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| 29.7.1925: Quantum mechanics |
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| German physicist, Werner Heisenberg, published a theory stating that variables that could only be observed in principal could be used to measure physical states. These quantum mechanics processes only take place in microcosms, where macrocosmic laws do not apply. Yet, relativity is the basis of Heisenbergs quantum mechanics theory. |
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