How Can Joining a Physics Community Spark Passion in Learning?

Thread starter ephphatha16
Start date Feb 20, 2018

Feb 20, 2018

ephphatha16

Hi y'all! I'm Eph. I am currently doing my a levels in Physics and I'm in my 1st year. I've joined here in order to feel the spark of physics. So that my learning becomes an adventure rather than a difficulty. Thank y'all for being here as a community to support and inculcate the true love of physics!

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Feb 21, 2018

Evo

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ephphatha16!

Feb 21, 2018

Space_Girl

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