Philosophical problems of modern physics are attracting increasing attention not only of philosophers and physicists, but also of many specialists in other fields of natural science, as well as of a wide circle of readers. This is understandable, because we are talking about fundamental issues of worldview - about objective reality and the specific properties of microobjects; on the regularity and causality in general and new forms of natural connections of phenomena in microprocessors; about space and time as objectively real forms of the existence of matter and about their properties and relationships revealed by modern physics; about the transformations of types of matter, shedding new light on the laws of "elementary" particles, etc.