What are the benefits of joining a scientific forum as a non-member guest?

Thread starter diligentExplorer
Start date Jan 14, 2017

Jan 14, 2017

diligentExplorer

I am quite enthusiastic about joining this forum after reading it every now and again as a non-member guest. I hope to contribute more in the future (and ask slightly less silly questions) as I continue my studies in Physics. I aim to be no less than my username describes in the future.

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Jan 15, 2017

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