Exploring the Boundless World of EE and Science: A Scientist's Journey

JimTonti
EE, and life-long science explorer and tinkerer. I look forward to reading the forum, and hopefully contributing at some point. This looks like a great forum!

If we weren't limited to 5 tags here, these would have been mine:
physics (duh!), relativity, nuclear, antennas, time, radio, electronics, sensors, em propagation, magnetics, electrostatics, subatomic particles, theory of everything, semiconductors, optics, simulation, matlab, internet, computers, microcontrollers, thermodynamics
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Welcome to PF!
Thanks for the wecome!
I've already learned more about relativity from robphy's "Relativity on Rotated Graph Paper" than all of college physics taught me.
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/relativity-rotated-graph-paper/
That's the post that got me to sign up. Once I figure out how Doppler shifting works relativistically, I might actually 'get it'!

-Jim
 
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JimTonti said:
This looks like a great forum!
It's actually better than that :smile:
 

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