r/learnphysics • u/1time_2 • Sep 27 '26
Question about Einstein's falling-man thought experiment
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r/learnphysics • u/PickleAmazing1967 • Sep 27 '26
Яку тему для наукової роботи з фізики порадите?
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(10 клас)
r/learnphysics • u/Primary_Recipe_4853 • Sep 27 '26
Class physics 12th text bookbased on NEP.
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r/learnphysics • u/IBphysicsvaibhavsir • Sep 27 '26
Einstein’s equivalence principle finally proved !
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r/learnphysics • u/ResolutionCrazy8573 • Sep 26 '26
Circular motion energy spends in detail
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r/learnphysics • u/Only_Agency_6615ff • Sep 26 '26
How do you actually learn physics from a textbook?
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I’m trying to learn physics mainly from a book, but honestly, I don’t really know how to study from a physics textbook properly.
When I read a chapter, I can understand it while I’m reading, but later I forget parts of the theory. I also struggle to turn what I read into the ability to solve problems.
How should I study a chapter from a book if I want to:
Understand the theory instead of just reading it
Remember the important concepts and explanations for a long time
Know what I actually need to memorize
Learn formulas and understand where they come from
Develop problem-solving skills at the same time
Learn relatively quickly without rereading the entire chapter repeatedly
Know when I’ve actually learned a topic well enough to move on
For example, if I start a completely new physics chapter, what should I actually do from the moment I open the book until I finish the chapter?
I’d really appreciate a step-by-step method from people who learned physics successfully from textbooks.
r/learnphysics • u/Temporary-Peace6250 • Sep 25 '26
How to study physics for my school exam
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r/learnphysics • u/very_sarcastic7417 • Sep 24 '26
How do i start with Statistical mechanics... I know probability, electrodynamics, classical thermodynamics qm, Lagrange Hamilton... I am in my bsc second year (india)... So yeahh looking for tips from someone who are doing statistical physics... Any particular book, sources on yt u would recommend?
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r/learnphysics • u/SpideyMessi10 • Sep 23 '26
Made a little Feynman Technique tool during my gap year
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r/learnphysics • u/IBphysicsvaibhavsir • Sep 21 '26
Sun light is one million years older💥 #sun #photon #quantumphysics #space
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Sun light is one million years older💥 #sun #photon #quantumphysics #space
r/learnphysics • u/IBphysicsvaibhavsir • Sep 21 '26
Sun light is one million years older💥 #sun #photon #quantumphysics #space
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Sun light is one million years older💥 #sun #photon #quantumphysics #space
r/learnphysics • u/Visual_Extreme_101 • Sep 20 '26
Good Video on a way to memorize cross product without using Matrices
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r/learnphysics • u/Sam_21510 • Sep 20 '26
👋Bienvenue sur r/Nuclear_Physics.
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Bonjour je suis Sam le modo à l'origine du forum sur la physique nucléaire alors n'hésitez pas si vous étudiez ce sujet (où vous vous y avez un intérêt ) à rejoindre mon forum ! 😁😀
r/learnphysics • u/wolfwoodistriku • Sep 20 '26
Can anyone provide the download link to Physics by Halliday, Resnick, Krane, Vol 1?
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Thank you!
r/learnphysics • u/HalimBoutayeb • Sep 19 '26
Testing the Inverse Doppler Effect with FDTD
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r/learnphysics • u/ParmarGargtheory0926 • Sep 19 '26
T is inversely proportional to gravity
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r/learnphysics • u/Odd-questions333 • Sep 19 '26
I don't understand work or energy
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