What sparked my lifelong passion for physics?

Thread starter wud-wurks
Start date Feb 20, 2015

Feb 20, 2015

wud-wurks

I am a retired engineer that studied Physics to degree level , worked in nuclear research before becoming qualified in electronics , and continue to have a broad interest in Physics.

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Hi wud-wurks. Welcome to Physics Forums, and welcome back to physics (not that you ever left).

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