New to physics, very interested,

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Lennart Bendfeldt, a high school junior, is eager to learn physics before taking the course next year, inspired by Michio Kaku's "Physics of the Impossible." He seeks recommendations for books, websites, and videos to begin his studies. The discussion highlights resources such as the MIT OpenCourseWare for classical mechanics and a dedicated forum section with links to various learning materials. Participants express support and share additional resources to help Lennart in his physics journey.
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Hello, first let me start by introducing myself, my name is Lennart Bendfeldt, i am in high school and I am a junior. I cannot take physics until next year but I really want to learn about it now.

What i am saying is, are there any books/websites, videos I can watch or read to learn physics? I'm very interested in physics after reading Michio Kaku's book physics of the impossible. You guys seem like a nice bunch and i was hoping you could help me with what to start with (:
 
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