Recent content by Rocket50
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Project PF Proliferation - Free Gold Membership
I put around 10 at random locations at the University of Toronto (we have a big campus).- Rocket50
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Exploring Thin Film Interference: What Causes Colorful Patterns on Surfaces?
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What is Mechatronics and How Does it Relate to Physics?
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Hello I'm an electrical engineer and a physicist
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What's Next for a Physics Graduate and Army Officer?
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How Can Physics, Math, and Chess Enthusiasts Connect and Learn Together?
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How Does a Magister Explore Mechanical Energy?
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Mechanical Engineering: Utilizing Interests in Physics & Cosmology - Need Advice
I don't know who told you that "physics would get me nowhere, and that I'd [you] have to go after engineering if I really wanted to work". As far as I know, there are jobs available in physics, especially if you're looking to go into industry rather than academia. Although I think the job market...- Rocket50
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Can DIY Dentistry be Effective?
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Should I go with physics or engineering?
You aren't expected to choose which field of physics you'll work in right now. Since you enjoy physics, you probably should apply to universities with physics as your prospective major. Generally, you can take courses in physics/engineering and then decide which one you enjoy more. It usually...- Rocket50
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Should I go with physics or engineering?
There are numerous fields other than engineering where you can earn a lot of money, although that should certainly not be your main criteria for choosing a profession. I'd advise you to go with what you enjoy more.- Rocket50
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Is This Forum a Valuable Resource for College Freshmen?
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What inspired Kauê Oliveira to pursue a career in engineering?
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How Can I Improve My Problem-Solving Skills in Physics?
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What Can I Expect to Learn in This Forum about Physics and Math?
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