How Does a Retired Electronics Engineer Stay Engaged with Physical Sciences?

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google search for Bernoulli effect
I am a retired Electronics Engineer. BSEE from Iowa State Univ and MSEE from California State Univ-Northridge.
Still interested in the physical sciences.
 
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Thread 'I guess I misunderstood myself! I'm a science enthusiast.'

Hello, I’m joining from Turkey and I’m 28 years old. I discovered my interest in science through a YouTube video (@Veritasium) , and everything I’ve learned since then excites me so much that I feel like a child wanting to share every new piece of knowledge with those around me. Although I don’t yet have full mastery of mathematical formulas or physical laws, my passion for learning constantly drives me to explore and understand more. No matter how complex the world of science may be, my...
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