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I have poor spatial reasoning skills yet I still dream of becoming an physicist(astrophysics really). In Calc I-II and Physics I I didn't have much difficulty because everything can be brought down to a 2d problem at most. Now in Calc III and E&M I am really hitting somewhat of a wall regarding visualizing curves in space and in E&M for example the magnetic field and force due to the field.
Is this normal, can physicists at a high level not be great at this? Is there any way to really improve on it? I think I have strong skills is logical reasoning that hopefully compensate somewhat but will I get by without being able to truly visually in 3D as well as others?
Is this normal, can physicists at a high level not be great at this? Is there any way to really improve on it? I think I have strong skills is logical reasoning that hopefully compensate somewhat but will I get by without being able to truly visually in 3D as well as others?