Learning Physics on Free Time? How?

[gebrial]

Right now I am a senior in high school and am planning on going into engineering once I graduate. I am halfway through grade 12 physics but it's very slow paced and everything we do is very easy. I have learned most of the basic knowledge (basic of the basic really), somewhat more than the average person, but not at all a major part of what encompasses physics.

I have a great love for physics so I want to go out of my way while I have the time and learn more advanced physics. I'm talking about stuff that will lead into the theories of our time, and I know this type of thing takes years but I want to start while I'm young.

Is there anything anyone can suggest I start with reading or watching or anything at all?

 

[DrummingAtom]

http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm

http://www.phys.uu.nl/~thooft/theorist.html

Try these for starters.

 

[gebrial]

I'll definitely be going through all the MIT videos on Physics, and the other site looks interesting too. Thanks for the links