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I'll go right to the point.
I'm trying to get someone interested in physics (and relieve physics of adjectives like boring) . All I'm asking for is a clear, fun and kind of insightful way for looking at physics and how it relates to our daily lives and how it helps us understand our surroundings better.
P.S:- I apologize about such a question but i need a way to explain physics that opens your eyes rather closes them during class.
- Note: I am a high school student so please try keeping it simple.
Any and all responses are appreciated.
Thank you :)
 
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BH Wiz said:
I'll go right to the point.
I'm trying to get someone interested in physics (and relieve physics of adjectives like boring) . All I'm asking for is a clear, fun and kind of insightful way for looking at physics and how it relates to our daily lives and how it helps us understand our surroundings better.
P.S:- I apologize about such a question but i need a way to explain physics that opens your eyes rather closes them during class.
- Note: I am a high school student so please try keeping it simple.
Any and all responses are appreciated.
Thank you :)

This paperback book is very good for your level, IMO: "Thinking Physics"

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0935218084/?tag=pfamazon01-20

You should be able to look it over at your local bookstore. :smile:
 
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Bandersnatch said:
Physics is what makes magic mundane, and reality - magical.

dang, that's the best quote I have seen in a long time

you should have it as your signature :)

Dave