String Theory
Physics is mysterious. Every time we learn something new in physics, it just opens a gateway of confusion about the particular thing we have learned. But perhaps this is the beauty of physics. The current popular model of the universe approximates that the whole of the universe comprises 5% normal matter (visible matter), 25% dark matter, and 70% dark energy. The reality we see in our daily lives is just a tiny fraction of the entire universe. What is the true nature of the universe? It’s such a hard question to answer. The most concerning theories in physics that have a precise answer to a lot of natural phenomena are the Theory of Relativity (at the macroscopic level) and Quantum Physics (at the microscopic level). String theory is believed theoretically to be held up as the approximate theory of everything, which could unite "relativity theory" and "quantum physics" together. String theory is a model that physicists use to describe how forces are usually concep