Hello fellow physics enthusiasts :)

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In summary, the topic is a greeting to fellow physics enthusiasts. This phrase is commonly used to introduce a discussion or conversation among individuals with an interest in physics. It expresses a sense of camaraderie and shared passion for the subject. It is a simple yet effective way to connect with others who share a similar interest and to foster a sense of community within the field of physics. By using this greeting, individuals can easily identify and connect with others who are passionate about the same subject, leading to meaningful discussions and collaborations.
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KirstenM
I think this quote sums up my physics career so far. My M.S. in Physics from CSUN gets used on any interesting problem I can get my hands (or keyboard) on.
"Physics is the liberal arts education for a technological society." - Joseph Pimbley
 
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Welcome to PF!
 

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