Learning Goal
Part of: What is Physics? — 1 of 3 chapter items
Physics: Definitions and Applications
"Physics is the science aimed at describing the fundamental aspects of our universe. This includes what things are in it, what properties of those things are noticeable, and what processes those things or their properties undergo."
"Physics is the most fundamental of the sciences, concerning itself with energy, matter, space and time, and their interactions."
"Physics is the basis for all other sciences, such as chemistry, biology and geology, because physics describes the fundamental way in which the universe functions."
"Physics is the foundation of many important scientific disciplines... Most branches of engineering are also applied physics."
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"Physics is the science aimed at describing the fundamental aspects of our universe. This includes what things are in it, what properties of those things are noticeable, and what processes those things or their properties undergo."
"Physics is the most fundamental of the sciences, concerning itself with energy, matter, space and time, and their interactions."
"Physics is the basis for all other sciences, such as chemistry, biology and geology, because physics describes the fundamental way in which the universe functions."
"Physics is the foundation of many important scientific disciplines... Most branches of engineering are also applied physics."
What you'll learn
- Define physics and describe its core goal of discovering patterns in nature
- Identify the major subfields of physics and the phenomena each studies
- Give concrete examples of how physics principles appear in everyday technology and natural phenomena
- Explain the relationship between physics and other sciences
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