What is your favourite thing in physics?
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When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.
However I think particle physics was a really interesting topic at A level.
I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!

I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!
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(Original post by rayquaza17)
When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.
However I think particle physics was a really interesting topic at A level.
I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!
When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.

I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!


Theoretical Physics> all.

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Well there's particle physics, which I just think is so cool! It's amazing how things on a scale of grandeur to stem from something so tiny. (Ever heard of Quantum Entanglement)?
Even though I might be a bit rusty on my skills with mechanics, I still really like that topic. The way it applies to real life in so many different scenarios, just sort of changes your mind set on how things work in a way.
There's just so many other things in physics to discover
Even though I might be a bit rusty on my skills with mechanics, I still really like that topic. The way it applies to real life in so many different scenarios, just sort of changes your mind set on how things work in a way.
There's just so many other things in physics to discover

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This is so true. That's what makes maths and physics so interesting - there's always something new to learn about!
This is so true. That's what makes maths and physics so interesting - there's always something new to learn about!

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One can't say enough negative stuff on Condensed Matter physics
On-topic: Hydrodynamics and fluid physics generally is EXTREMELY fun to do.

On-topic: Hydrodynamics and fluid physics generally is EXTREMELY fun to do.
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When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.
However I think particle physics was a really interesting topic at A level.
I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!
When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.

I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!
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(Original post by rayquaza17)
When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.
However I think particle physics was a really interesting topic at A level.
I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!
When I was doing my A Levels, I was really excited for the A2 astrophysics topics. I still love astrophysics, and I even did some research last year into modelling neutron stars.

I'm interested to hear what everyone else enjoys!

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YES! Exactly that! It's just wonderfully strange about how everything just pieces itself together.
I love the buzz reading physics! I'm just thinking ''how?'' and ''why?'' (the particles in the experiment behave that way)


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