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Theme E: Nuclear and quantum physics

Something strange happens when we look closely at those particles of matter we imagined in Theme B. The rules for how nature works are dramatically different. We need new forces and new laws of nature to account for observations. Which to study first?The atom, the Lego brick of all matter in the universe, and which contains charged 'bits' that experience electric forces?Or electric fields, which give us some clues...

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