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The Map of Physics

The Map of Physics

(8:19) Physics is a huge subject. Here it is laid out in a relatively simple map.

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iknowlessthanyoudo iknowlessthanyoudo (207 days ago)
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Bravo. Sorta makes sense that classical gravity doesn't compute in the quantum world where quantum masses and wave particles are so minisucle as to make any resulting gravity immeasurable.

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Bravo. Sorta makes sense that classical gravity doesn't compute in the quantum world where quantum masses and wave particles are so minisucle as to make any resulting gravity immeasurable.

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