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Nichiren-123
I'm currently 20 yrs old. I've always liked physics and was doing A levels in all 3 sciences + maths before I dropped out because of severe mental illness. I'm now at a point in my life where I'm not under obligation to go back to study or work straight away and I have ALLOT of time on my hands.
When I was in hospital I considered other career options (computing, forestry, environmental studies) but I still often think about studying physics again.
What I want to do is to study physics on my own (but not to the depth of a full time course), including the stuff they don't teach at A level.
I want to do this to get a high level general overview of the whole of physics to know if it's something that would continue to hold my interest into the future.
So basically, what I'm after is something (I.e. a book) broad, but not too deep which I can complete in a short amount of time (maybe 3 - 12 months)?
Hope that's not too specific :D
Thanks,
N-123
When I was in hospital I considered other career options (computing, forestry, environmental studies) but I still often think about studying physics again.
What I want to do is to study physics on my own (but not to the depth of a full time course), including the stuff they don't teach at A level.
I want to do this to get a high level general overview of the whole of physics to know if it's something that would continue to hold my interest into the future.
So basically, what I'm after is something (I.e. a book) broad, but not too deep which I can complete in a short amount of time (maybe 3 - 12 months)?
Hope that's not too specific :D
Thanks,
N-123