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Thoughful
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Please write some Good sites for learning physics.
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Where Can I Find Good Sites for Learning Physics?
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This discussion identifies key online resources for learning physics, highlighting physicsforums.com as a primary site. Additionally, Open Source Physics is recommended for its interactive simulations that enhance understanding of physics concepts. Other notable mentions include HyperPhysics and Windows to the Universe, which provide foundational knowledge on basic laws of physics.
PREREQUISITES- Familiarity with basic physics concepts
- Understanding of online educational resources
- Basic navigation skills for web-based platforms
- Interest in interactive learning tools
- Explore Open Source Physics simulations for hands-on learning
- Research HyperPhysics for comprehensive physics topics
- Visit Windows to the Universe for a broad overview of physical science
- Engage with the community on Physics Forums for discussions and resources
Students, educators, and anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of physics through reputable online resources and interactive tools.
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bp_psy
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The only good site is physicsforums.com.
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jedishrfu
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Open Source Physics has many easy to run simulations that can help you understand some concepts.
see http://www.opensourcephysics.org/
see http://www.opensourcephysics.org/
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Borg
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There's an entire section of the forum devoted to that.
Math & Science Learning Materials
Also, see the Stickies at the top of them.
Math & Science Learning Materials
Also, see the Stickies at the top of them.
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Try googling "HyperPhysics".
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MartinJH
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I have just come across this, I think I got the site from here. Anyway it talks about some basic laws and such.
http://www.windows2universe.org/physical_science/physics/physics.html
http://www.windows2universe.org/physical_science/physics/physics.html
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