Where would I post a question concerning the physics involved in

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In summary, the best forum for discussing physics would depend on the specific topic or question being asked. Popular forums include Physics Forums, Reddit's r/Physics community, and Quora. Most questions involving any aspect of physics are appropriate for a physics forum, but it's important to research and make sure it hasn't already been answered. Help with homework or specific problems can be found in physics forums, but it's important to show your own work and understanding. Most physics forums are free to use, but some may require an account or fee. Response time in a physics forum can vary, so it's best to be patient or seek help from a professional for time-sensitive questions.
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Where would I post a question concerning the physics involved in acoustics? Specifically the Helmholtz Resonator and Bernoulli's Principle.

New to the forum, so I don't really know.

Thanks,

Tony
 
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Either here or in the classical physics forum would be fine.
 
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Thanks, I will post question soon.
 

What is the best forum for discussing physics?

The best forum for discussing physics would depend on the specific topic or question you have. Some popular forums include Physics Forums, Reddit's r/Physics community, and Quora. It's important to search for forums that specialize in the specific area of physics you are interested in to get the most accurate and relevant responses.

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