String Theory

String Theory is a concept that explains how all things in the universe are made up of tiny strings that vibrate in different ways making different sounds. It’s like a symphony made up of individual strings playing different notes, and each string represents a particle that makes up the universe. For example, a string could represent an electron, a proton, or a quark. An analogy that could help you understand string theory is to think of the strings as rubber bands. If you stretch the rubber bands they make different notes – just like the strings in string theory. A fun fact about string theory is that it was first proposed in the late 1960s by a physicist named John Schwarz.