What drives a physics undergrad student's passion for science?

Thread starter Ted Ali
Start date Jul 19, 2019

In summary, a physics undergrad student's passion for science is often driven by a curiosity and fascination with the fundamental principles of the universe. They are motivated by a desire to understand the world around them and to uncover the mysteries of nature. This passion is also fueled by the challenging and thought-provoking nature of physics, as well as the potential for groundbreaking discoveries and advancements in technology. Additionally, the strong sense of community and collaboration within the field of physics can further inspire and drive a student's passion for science.

Jul 19, 2019

#1

Ted Ali

Hello everyone!
I am a physics undergrad student. I hope that my questions here will be interesting enough, for you members, to answer them!
Regards,
Ted.

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Jul 19, 2019

#2

sysprog

Welcome aboard, @Ted Ali

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