Recent content by mcmagicman530
-
M
High School Math Olympiad Resources: Free, Online Guides for High School
Are there any free, online Math Olympiad resources for studying? These are the high school level math competitions. I'm not looking for past competitions, as much as studying/practice/explanation guides which review material, etc. I welcome any suggestions- mcmagicman530
- Thread
- Math olympiad Olympiad
- Replies: 2
- Forum: General Math
-
M
Physics Should I Pursue Physics or Join the Army?
That's interesting. I never thought of that. I'm a US citizen as well, but I know many people from the Israeli army (like my father, from whom I somehow automatically gained American citizenship) that are still US citizens, so I'm not sure that's a problem.- mcmagicman530
- Post #10
- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
-
M
Physics Should I Pursue Physics or Join the Army?
Thanks a lot. This is all very helpful.- mcmagicman530
- Post #8
- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
-
M
Physics Should I Pursue Physics or Join the Army?
does anybody else, by the way, think that a few years isn't too terrible a waste of time?- mcmagicman530
- Post #5
- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
-
M
Physics Should I Pursue Physics or Join the Army?
I'm not sure if they've got nuclear submarines, but they've got a very advanced air force and many R&D departments in the army. The problem is, one usually enters these after extensive testing and competition with other applicants, something which I doubt I can stand out in. Chances are...- mcmagicman530
- Post #4
- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
-
M
Physics Should I Pursue Physics or Join the Army?
I'm 17, a junior at SAR HS. I am looking forward to a career in physics. This has been my dream for years. I excel at it in my class and am involved in various science and math activities in school and out of school. I am also an Israeli citizen, which means I get a draft notice to join the...- mcmagicman530
- Thread
- Army Physics
- Replies: 10
- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
-
M
Graduate Light cones in faster than light travel
thanks a lot that's what I thought.- mcmagicman530
- Post #3
- Forum: Special and General Relativity
-
M
Graduate Light cones in faster than light travel
Looking for clarification: FTL travel is said to imply signals moving backwards in time for some inertial frames. Is this because in certain cases, depending on how much greater than light speed one is able to achieve, someone can signal someone else's "past light cone" in the graphical sense...- mcmagicman530
- Thread
- Faster than light Light Travel
- Replies: 2
- Forum: Special and General Relativity
-
M
Graduate What would happen if we rode on a light beam?
Riding on a light beam... Einstein, i believe, famously wondered what riding on or next to a light beam would be like. I'm just curious, since at the speed of light the time frame collapses, so time ceases to move or exist, would Einstein actually "see" light that was "frozen"? doesn't this...- mcmagicman530
- Thread
- Beam Light
- Replies: 2
- Forum: Special and General Relativity
-
M
Graduate Antimatter from time-traveling electrons
thanks. i was just wondering if you actually had a time machine, would it annihilate itself upon initiation.- mcmagicman530
- Post #3
- Forum: Quantum Physics
-
M
Graduate Antimatter from time-traveling electrons
if an electron going forwards in time generates/is equivalent to a positron going backwards in time, would matter going backwards in time leave antimatter in its place (going forwards in time)? thanks- mcmagicman530
- Thread
- Antimatter Electrons
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Quantum Physics