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What topics are covered on Physics Forums?
Hi, i am studying because i think it is fun! I might ask some astronomy and mathematics questions, but mostly physics!- 0null
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Debunking the Mathematical Proof Against the Big Bang Theory
Hi, new to the forums. :-) I was recently involved in a discussion with a Creationist who claimed he'd devised "mathematical proof" that made the Big Bang "problematic." Here's what he wrote: "The general consensus regarding the "big bang" theory is that the universe began as a singularity... -
Exploring the Black Body Problem: A Puzzle in Physics
I signed up because I have a physics question, but a message in my box told me to introduce myself, first. Hi, I'm GM from Roseville, CA. I am not a professional scientist, but physics is currently my favorite hobby. I am currently puzzling over a black body problem.- GM Jackson
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What career paths are available for physics undergraduate students?
Well I'm a mexican student in the middle of my undergraduate studies in physics; I have good grades and enjoy it a lot, but I find myself a little lost when someone asks about what I'm going to do later in my life as a scientist or an academic or whatever. I came here for some guidance and I'm...- Tadeotadeo
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Exploring the World of Physics: A Kansas High School Teacher's Perspective
I'm currently teaching Physical Science And Physics at a Kansas City, Kansas Area High School. Been teaching Math and Sciences for a few decades.- Alan Gilmore
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Time Travel and the Fascination of Physics: A Beginner's Perspective
Good evening, afternoon or morning. I guess I need to say something more that huh? Well let's see, my friends call me Gadgett (Gadg for short) and I am an OIF veteran with a bachelors level education in the world most useless major, Graphic Design but despite my short comings I've always had a...- Gadgett
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Exploring the Wonders of Physics: Are You Ready to Dive into the Quantum World?
[FONT=Georgia]Hi dear world, :woot: I'm Shinzu, Um, well introduction doesn't work quite in alignment with me. Being the wackiest I'd concern restricting myself just to an everyday learner who'd want to grasp more things concerning physics and quantum mechanics. Aspired to unravel several...- Shinzu
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Can Science Solve Complex Biochemical Mysteries?
I am interested in finding logical answers for complex biochemical issues that have baffled Professors and I would like to say a big hello to everyone 8-)- ShirleyUK
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Ok, hello for starters I have a question about water/electrofishing
I have a private pond and want to reduce the number of crappie. I took a model 57 hold 'm electric fence controller and via inverter connected it to a 12v deep cycle battery. I tested it at home in a 1 gallon mason jar of water with two "hot" leads in water and the ground to a cabinet hinge and...- Iseepotential
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Exploring Subatomic Particles: A Kid's Journey into Quantum Physics
hello i am just a kid attempting to learn as much as i can about subatomic particles including quantum physics.- CursedBless
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What can I learn about physics on the Physics Forums?
Hello, I'm Rose. I'm studying in Master Physics. I want to know many things in physics, but It will impossible without asking someone for many thing that I don't know yet. That's why I join this Physics Forums. I am glad to be a member of this forum. Thanks from Indonesia.- Rosenti 87
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What is the Best Way to Get Started in Physics as an Amateur?
I really love physics but I am a simple amateur. Hope you all will be patient with me. Good luck.- Uollises
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What is the Importance of Achieving a 5 on the AP Physics C: Mechanics Exam?
I'm Kyle and I'm an AP Physics C: Mechanics student. Today I learned that I need a 5 on the AP exam to get credit for PHYS131 at the school I want to go to, so I need to pick up the pace. I've gotten great grades in the course since this year started, but I'm nowhere near a 5 level. I'm hoping...- CARNiVORE
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Interested in Theoretical Design? Join the Discussion on Physics!
Hey guys. First I would like to say, I am joining this forum simply to discuss theoretical design. I know the basics when it comes to physics however if you see me post anything, its typically off the top of my head from a world of imagination. I've always been one for theory, and making it...- Collin Cannon
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- Hello Noob Theory
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How Can Studying in Rural Australia Enhance My Engineering Career?
Hey everyone, i just thought i would introduce my self, my name is *removed* I live and study in rural Australia. I am currently studying a bachelor of Civil Engineering and aspire to pursue a matsters in structural engineering. I joined these forums to improve my mathematic skills, seek...- Khronos
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What are the latest developments in Quantum Physics and Relativity?
Hello there, I'm here to learn and discuss on various and random topics of Physics. Mostly Quantum Physics and Relativity.- HackRider
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What is the Role of Scientists in Advancing Knowledge?
Hi everybody I'm happy to be part of Physics Forums- rawad yahya
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What is the Purpose of a Hello Thread in Scientific Communities?
This is my "Hello Thread". Hi scientists, I hope we could work and help us each other. Happy new year! See you soon...- Eng.112358
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Exploring Physics: Seeking Help and Answers for High School Concepts
Hello world. I am Nüradh, I prefer to keep anonymous, but I'll explain a little bit I am Nüradh, I'm 20 years old and I currently study at high school, I have physics as my major subject. I've recently begun the second half of my time in high school, which brought about a lot more physics...- Nuradh
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Where to Start: A Beginner's Guide to Learning Physics as an Adult
Hey, I'm an adult who finally realized that physics is great and tries to recall (or rather learn for the first time) what he learned (or rather was supposed to learn) at the school. I've been reading some basic things around since it's kind of hard to figure out where to start this journey...- tomo
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Hello I'm an electrical engineer and a physicist
Hello there, My name is Sara and I have an electrical engineering degree from an American university and a physics degree in the field of nanophysics from a United Kingdom university. I would like to move to the field of astronomy and astrophysics. I joined this forum to learn, share...- Sakurasus
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Hello, I need some clarification with my lab report
Homework Statement Would it be possible for someone to look over the parts of my lab report. If there is anything that I did not mention in the abstract, please inform me. I wasn't sure how I should end the paragraph. My teacher wants us to write our opinion on the success of the experiment...- Soni12652890
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- Hello Lab Lab report Report
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Hello everyone, I have a question to ask about becoming a physicist
I am currently a grade 10th student stuying in Germany. I was never interested in science subjects such as Math, Physics or Chemistry, until I heard about Einstein's theories and the book " A brief history of time" by Stephen Hawking. Now I have a totally different view about those subjects I...- K.A.Linh
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- Hello Hello everyone Physicist
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What are the effects of crackpot addiction on scientific discourse?
I need help. I don't know what to do. Every time I see a crackpot posting on PF I'm going into an ecstatic state of utmost glee. I gobble up the convoluted effusions as if they were celestial ambrosia. I wallow in the pungent fragrance of confused and misapplied terminology. I feel my soul...- Bandersnatch
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Hello I have a question on angular velocity
1. Here is the equation http://i.imgur.com/EKdWnws.png 2. The attempt at a solution The first part I've done correctly. So here's my thought process: To get the period I used T=2 * pi * sqrt(r3 /GM_E) T=5521s W(angular velocity)=2pi/T W=1.138*10-3 rad/s V=WR where r is 6754000m...- tinothynguyen
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- Angular Angular velocity Hello Velocity
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Hello all, how can i detect wool and linen in dress?
I need to detect wool and linen on the same dress, i don't want to cut peace of the dress and check it, and i have to check a lot of dresses in a short time. please help me :confused: thanks- BSMoshe
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Hello I am confused calculating torque
PLz find the attached image. Each link weight is given. the 50 kg weight with link rotates about the red hinge point. angle is as shown. please help me out its urgent. need to calculate the torque about the red hinge point.- choudhari.mayu
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- Confused Hello Torque
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How does perspective affect what we see?
Hi! I'm new here and seek some puzzles for my mind.- Mr.maniac
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Where can I find advice for starting a new hobby in physics and chemistry?
Hi there, I am George and I found physics and chemistry very interesting. I would like to meet similar oriented people to advice me to start a new hobby!- chimikos
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Hello, Are there any books for labview and Arduino interconnection?
Are there any books or website where I can see how to connect arduino and labview together?- mremadahmed
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- Arduino Books Hello
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How Can a New Undergrad in Physics Make Friends and Engage in Research Online?
hello! I'm new here, looking forward to make new friends This is my first post! I just finished my high school and now I'm going to join an undergrad physics program I have interest in research and I've even read the article written by a PF member about being a scientist it answered most of...- Giant
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Is uStart.org a Safe Alternative to Yahoo or a Potential Virus Threat?
My Yahoo is changing their site to the point that, after 12+ years, I have decided to leave. After many searches for a replacement, I finally ran across a site called uStart.org that has much of what I had with Yahoo. My concern is that a Google search on uStart returned a lot of hits about it...- Borg
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- Hello Virus
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Dealing with Disruptive Behavior in Online Forums
Hello, My name is Mark, a non-traditional undergraduate student at Okstate. It's a pleasure to finally join this forum! My question is: where may I post "personal theories"? I thought maybe under "Beyond the standard model" but the rules specifically say no personal theories, but it...- MarkTheory
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Can Babies Learn Grumpiness from Their Fathers?
He seems to be a rather grumpy fellow...- arildno
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Joining the Science Community: A Thank You to All for Sharing Your Knowledge
Hello everyone :) Been reading your forum for a couple of years as a visitor and decided to take this opportunity to thank everbody for there exceptional intellect and insights. I have been a science fan since a child, but lack the formal education to pursue such vocations. Most of my knowledge...- boiledhotdogs
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Goodbye Big Bang, hello black hole?
Holographic BB out of prior BH (stringy version of BH bounce) http://arxiv.org/abs/1309.1487 Out of the White Hole: A Holographic Origin for the Big Bang Razieh Pourhasan, Niayesh Afshordi, Robert B. Mann (Submitted on 5 Sep 2013) While most of the singularities of General Relativity are... -
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Solving h'(x) = f'[g(x)] * g'(x)
Homework Statement h(x) = f[g(x)] h'(x) = f'[g(x)] * g'(x) Homework Equations h(x) = sin(-x) The Attempt at a Solution So, this one is pretty simple, except I just want to confirm something. When I do it it, it looks like this: The derivative of sin = cos, so you have...- Dustobusto
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Hello, what are these kind of math problems called
This is not a homework question, I'm not trying to get an answer to solve this problem. I just need to know what this kind of algebra one problem is called. http://www.flickr.com/photos/84652508@N06/8590390983/in/photostream- katherinetp
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Hello Could you me demostrate some integral inequalities?
So could you please help me demonstrate some inequalities? Please! They want to prove them without calculating the integral. 1/3<=integral from 4 to 7 (x−3)/(x+5)dx<=1Thanks!- TheDoctor46
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- Hello Inequalities Integral
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Solving a Quadratic Equation with Unknown X Coefficient: Homework Help
Homework Statement Homework Equations x(2x^2 - 5) = -1 The Attempt at a Solution This question has been flung at me without any pre-examples how to solve it. I have only dealt with equations like 2x^2 + 5x - 12 = 0. I know that the equation above should be set to zero, but how...- Need-Help
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- Hello Quadratic Quadratic equation
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Explore the Fascinating World of Physics with Us
Hi all, My name is Jamie and I am currently living in The United Kingdom. I am a web-developer and work closely together with a designer and together we have always been very interested in physics and theories as well as astronomics and the universe greatest questions! We have not...- Jamie034
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- Hello Physicists
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Hello. I've a question about transistor IRF-740. This component has a
Hello. I've a question about transistor IRF-740. This component has a Zener diode connected between drain and source. Has this diode a function of limiting over voltage ?- Ravaner
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- Component Hello Transistor
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Welcome to the New World of Science!
Hello all! Welcome to the new "not explodypocalypsed" world! Have a seat, take your coat off, and let's get down to the business of discussing SCIENCE!- Drakkith
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Hello, good people - Flagpole rigidity questions
Hello, good people -- Flagpole rigidity questions Tis about my finals answers :) I just want to know if I'm right or not. I was required to determine features of a flag pole that would enable it to withstand strong winds. Among them are: *String tension of strings attached to the flag pole. I...- TameTroll
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Can Tongyu Chen Find Friendship and Intellectual Engagement in This Forum?
My name is Tongyu Chen, and you can call me Creek. I'm a 21 year-old boy in physics and come from China. I am the only child in my family so sometimes I feel a little lonely. I play table tennis, volleyball and basketball. Though I looks not very tall I often get rebounding balls in basketball...- Tongyu Chen
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- Friends Hello Hello everyone
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How Does Studying Applied Physics Impact Practical Applications?
Hello World! :) Who studied Department of Applied Physics,Where you study? ^___^- satsawat.s
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A question about temperature and wind motion, and hello
First of all, just registered, first post. So hi all, just started undergrad course in physics at kent so may pop up here quite a bit :) So, I was just outside, having a smoke, standing in the doorway of the house. Now I've noticed this before and not thought it about as much but the smoke...- RyanJH
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- Hello Motion Temperature Wind
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MHB Goodbye TI-85, Hello HP 50g: A Calculator Review
My beloved TI-85 died. It had served me quite well for 16 years, and I still think it's one of the very best calculators TI ever put out. But after changing the button battery, for some reason it started to refuse to display anything, eventually reaching the point where it wouldn't even turn on...- Ackbach
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- Calculator Hello Review
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Tips for Navigating Community College and Preparing for Physics at UT Austin
Hello, all! I've just registered to the Forum after an extensive search for one that I feel will be conducive to my current and future questions. That being said, I'll tell you a bit of where I currently stand in my education. Unfortunately the realization of the importance that lies within...- RZimmerman3
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Hello, I am being asked to find the magnitude and directional sense
Hello, I am being asked to find the magnitude and directional sense and I know how to resolve it but I am having a lot of trouble figuring out the signs. I read somethign about the right hand rule and I know it is suppose to be the easiest way but I just don't get it. could you point me in the...- emjp
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- Hello Magnitude
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics