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Kallisto

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Original post by Kyx

Is it too late to ask you what did you like most of all in astro and quantum physics? can you tell something about these, especially in astro physics, as my knowledge in it is moderate in comparison to another fields of physics.

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Original post by Kallisto

In astrophysics, I really like exoplanets. Looking forward for the JWST :excited:

maybe it'll be able to detect signs of life! :dontknow:

Quantum physics is just weird. It makes me feel tingly when there's something strange we can't explain. It's exciting. It means there's either a new discovery on the way, or there's something wrong about modern physics, both of which would be groundbreaking :smile:

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Hi guys!

I'm doing my AS levels right now, but after I finish high school, I'd really like to study sth pertaining to physics. Like more specifically, I want to be a professor of physics. I'm not completely aware of all the branches of physics, but do you guys have any recommendations? Like what stream do you think is the least popular? So far from what I've studied, I enjoy studying about waves, their properties and behaviour, as well as quantum physics (we've learned about particle theory of light). I do not like electricity much tho. I also like the mechanics part of physics. Thanks in advance for your help! :smile:

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Original post by Droneon

Hi guys!

QED, QCD, and QFT maybe?

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Original post by Kyx

QED, QCD, and QFT maybe?

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What are those?

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Original post by Droneon

What are those?

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Those are my crocs! :tongue:

Quantum electrodynamics, quantum chromodynamics, and quantum field theory

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Original post by Kyx

Those are my crocs! :tongue:

Quantum electrodynamics, quantum chromodynamics, and quantum field theory

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Oh right.

Those do sound interesting so I will surely check them out. Thanks!

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Original post by Droneon

Oh right.

Those do sound interesting so I will surely check them out. Thanks!

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Kallisto

Original post by Kyx

Those are my crocs! :tongue:

Quantum electrodynamics, quantum chromodynamics, and quantum field theory

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Hi, long time no write to you. Sorry, but had no time last days ago.

Surely a stupid question about quantum chromodynamics, but I wonder how the color charges comes into being. Are there certain processes to color these subatomic particles (quarks and gluons) to get to know the interactions of them?

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Original post by Kallisto

I have no idea! Will have to research :smile:

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Kallisto

Original post by Kyx

I have no idea! Will have to research :smile:

Really? you have studied quantum chromodynamics, but you are not able to answer this simple question asked by an outsider? give me the answer when you got it.

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Original post by Kallisto

Really? you have studied quantum chromodynamics, but you are not able to answer this simple question asked by an outsider? give me the answer when you got it.

I haven't studied it, I have merely read a little bit about it :redface:

I believe the colour is just a natural property of a particle, such as charge and mass. Although I am not certain, I don't think anyone knows why quarks have certain colours

I have studied (a-level) quantum electrodynamics though

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CorpusLuteum

Yoo this thread was started in 2005????!?!?!

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Original post by CorpusLuteum

Yoo this thread was started in 2005????!?!?!

Back when I was 7 :redface:

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CorpusLuteum

Original post by Kyx

Back when I was 8 :redface:

BACK WHEN I WAS FIVE god knows what I was doing then...
Jheeeeeeeezeeeee

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Original post by CorpusLuteum

BACK WHEN I WAS FIVE god knows what I was doing then...
Jheeeeeeeezeeeee

Back then I wanted to be a biologist. Now I'm a physicist :redface:

Also, I was 7 not 8. The 7 and 8 are too close together in the keyboard :redface:

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Original post by Kyx

Back then I wanted to be a biologist. Now I'm a physicist :redface:

Also, I was 7 not 8. The 7 and 8 are too close together in the keyboard :redface:

Wait, that means you're 19 right now. How are you such a young physicist? Or do you just say that cuz you love physics? :biggrin:

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Original post by Droneon

Wait, that means you're 19 right now. How are you such a young physicist? Or do you just say that cuz you love physics? :biggrin:

Precisely

I love physics :smile: