Brownian Motion Explained: Microscopic World of Pollen Grains

Peter Math on Instagram: "Brownian motion is the random, jittery movement of tiny particles suspended in a fluid, first observed by botanist Robert Brown in 1827. Though it looked chaotic, this motion was later explained as the result of countless collisions between the particle and molecules of the surrounding fluid. It’s a beautiful example of how randomness at a microscopic level can produce observable behavior in the real world. Brownian motion is more than just a physical curiosity—it’s a c