Introducing Physics for Beginners

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For beginners interested in learning physics, Khan Academy is highly recommended for its extensive collection of over 2000 short video lectures covering various topics in science and math. This resource is particularly valuable for novices seeking to grasp the fundamentals of physics through accessible and engaging content.
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Greetings,

I was wondering if there are any books or perhaps media that might explain the basic of physics for a complete novice. I, somehow, developed an interest in learning more about this particular set of science. If you would be kind enough to introduce me to some educational materials, it would be greatly appreciated.

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