How Can Patrik Prepare for Studying Physics in Japan?

[Papo1111]

Hi, I'm Patrik and I'm 15. I'm not yet in high School but this is my last year in elementery. My goal is to go study physics in Japan. So I need to study a lot. Also, I have a lot of my own physis thories but I have nobody to discuss them with. I'll be happy if you would invest a little bit of your time in my crazy questions.

And I'm not from an english speaking country so sorry for my english.

 

[phinds]

Hi, I'm Patrik and I'm 15. I'm not yet in high School but this is my last year in elementery. My goal is to go study physics in Japan. So I need to study a lot. Also, I have a lot of my own physis thories but I have nobody to discuss them with. I'll be happy if you would invest a little bit of your time in my crazy questions.

And I'm not from an english speaking country so sorry for my english.

Welcome to the forum. You can learn a lot here.

Be aware, however, that this is a forum for discussing established mainstream science, NOT for discussing personal theories.

 

[Papo1111]

Welcome to the forum. You can learn a lot here.

Be aware, however, that this is a forum for discussing established mainstream science, NOT for discussing personal theories.

Well not thories. I mean they're ideas of what could you possibly do constructed on some verified working theories.

I don't know if I explained it correctly but I already have a question that I want to post. You'll see what I mean.

 

[berkeman]

Welcome to the PF.

I don't know if I explained it correctly but I already have a question that I want to post. You'll see what I mean.

Questions are always welcome. It works best if you can find some links on the web to the mainstream science that you have questions about, and post those links when starting a new thread. That gives everybody a good idea of what you have been reading, and is a good starting point. Try to avoid links to popular press articles (especially if they seem a bit sensationalistic). You can also do a PF forum search for the topic you want to discuss, to do some reading about the subject. In many of the forums, you will see thread prefixes: "A" for Advanced, PhD level discussions, "I" for Intermediate Undergraduate level discussions, and "B" for Basic level discussions.

Feel free to PM me or another Mentor if you have questions about finding good references or how to post.

BTW, do you speak Japanese already? I spent a couple years in Japan when I was about your age, but I've forgotten most of my Japanese by now.

 

[Papo1111]

Welcome to the PF.

Questions are always welcome. It works best if you can find some links on the web to the mainstream science that you have questions about, and post those links when starting a new thread. That gives everybody a good idea of what you have been reading, and is a good starting point. Try to avoid links to popular press articles (especially if they seem a bit sensationalistic). You can also do a PF forum search for the topic you want to discuss, to do some reading about the subject. In many of the forums, you will see thread prefixes: "A" for Advanced, PhD level discussions, "I" for Intermediate Undergraduate level discussions, and "B" for Basic level discussions.

Feel free to PM me or another Mentor if you have questions about finding good references or how to post.

BTW, do you speak Japanese already? I spent a couple years in Japan when I was about your age, but I've forgotten most of my Japanese by now.

Thanks for the tip.

Really? I'm happy to hear it. I'm still only learning japanese. I'm not saying I'm some super pro in it but it's not bad either. I'd love to go there on some student exchange program but there are not many of those for my country.