How Does Electrical Engineering Relate to Understanding Natural Phenomena?

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Start date Mar 15, 2019

Mar 15, 2019

Watt_solenoid

Hello, I am an admirer of breathtaking natural phenomena, and also second-year electrical engineering student!

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Watt_solenoid said:

I am an admirer of breathtaking natural phenomena

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