Physicsforums si.physics.research forum

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In summary, the "Physicsforums si.physics.research forum" is a platform for discussions and exchanges of ideas related to research in the field of physics. It is open to anyone with an interest in physics research, including students, researchers, and professionals. The discussions on this forum cover a wide range of topics, such as quantum mechanics, particle physics, and astrophysics. To participate in discussions, one must create a free account on the Physicsforums website and join the si.physics.research forum. There are rules and guidelines in place for posting on the forum, including being respectful, providing accurate information, and citing sources. Violations of these rules may result in warnings or bans.
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Hi,

I posted a question on physicsforums si.physics.research forum and it showed up. But the same question did not show up on google groups in sci.physics.research!
Is that because I am a crackpot?
 
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Yes, exactly!

Just kidding. Our link to s.p.r has been turned off for the time being.
 
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sci.physics.research is turned off right now
 

1. What is the purpose of "Physicsforums si.physics.research forum"?

The purpose of this forum is to provide a platform for discussions and exchange of ideas related to research in the field of physics. It is specifically focused on scientific inquiries and discussions, as opposed to general physics questions.

2. Who can join this forum?

Anyone with an interest in physics research can join this forum. It is open to students, researchers, and professionals in the field of physics.

3. What topics are typically discussed on this forum?

The discussions on this forum cover a wide range of topics related to physics research, including but not limited to quantum mechanics, particle physics, astrophysics, and theoretical physics. The forum also welcomes discussions on new research findings and methods, as well as collaborations and networking opportunities.

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To participate in discussions, you can create a free account on the Physicsforums website and then join the si.physics.research forum. Once you have an account, you can start new discussions or comment on existing ones.

5. Are there any rules or guidelines for posting on this forum?

Yes, there are rules and guidelines that all members of the forum are expected to follow. These include being respectful towards others, providing accurate and relevant information, and avoiding inappropriate or irrelevant discussions. It is also important to cite sources and give credit where credit is due. Violations of these rules may result in warnings or bans from the forum.

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