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Helgoland: Making Sense of the Quantum Revolution, by Carlo Rovelli Riverhead As you read these words the world around you seems pretty solid, pretty stable: The device you re using seems to exist on its own, with its own properties of shape and weight and color. So does the chair you re sitting in, the table your coffee cup is resting on and the coffee cup itself. But that solidity and independence is a kind illusion or, at least, so says the very physics that lets these words appear on the screen of your computer, smart phone or tablet. That physics, called quantum mechanics, represents the most powerful theory human beings have ever developed. And while we scientists know how to use it to make all those digital devices, we do not know what it means. We don t know what it s telling us about the fundamental nature of reality. It is into that chasm that acclaimed theoretical physicist and author Carlo Rovelli leaps with his new book

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