Physics in sentence

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For a long time, Einstein had been troubled by an inconsistency between two fundamental principles of physics.

Well, I'm involved in other things, besides physics.

But while we're marveling at the fouetté, can we unravel its physics?

There is a girl who wondered: "How does glitter actually work?" and discovered the physics of crystalline formation in glitter.

Because these objects spin, we wondered, could we actually use the physics of these objects to be able to build centrifuges?

Yeah, they're all warming; that's just basic physics.

The death of that star is the birth of a neutron star: one of the densest known objects in the universe, and a laboratory for the strange physics of supercondensed matter.

It spanned everything from chaos math and quantum physics to fantasy role-playing and the Gaia hypothesis, right?

The real story is that the computer is on one side, making suggestions to the robot, and on the other side are the physics of the world.

And that physics involves gravity, friction, bouncing into things.

Now, music is my passion, but physics also used to be an interest of mine.

In this lecture, he goes on to explain physics as the laws of harmony between these strings; chemistry, as the melodies you can play on these strings; and he states that the universe is a "symphony of strings."

I studied physics in college.

Will you join us? (Applause) Your internship in Professor Ramsey’s physics lab has been amazing.

And I think the way we talk about physics needs a little modification.

And when I was a second-year undergraduate studying physics at Cambridge, I remember spending an afternoon at Nana's house in Urmston studying quantum mechanics.

And I've come to realize that when we talk about physics in society and our sort of image of it, we don't include the things that we can do when we know that.

Our perception of what physics is needs a bit of a shift.

This is when the great minds of physics were grappling with the nature of determinism and what it means only to have a probability that a particle might be somewhere, and whether any of it was real.

The point is: this is the image of physics, right?

And yet it's not included in our cultural perception of physics, and that bothers me.

So what is included in our cultural perception of physics?

So, our current cultural image of physics looks like this.

And if you go to some places like black holes in the beginning of the universe, we know that these are frontiers in physics, right?

There's lots of work being done to discover new physics in these places.

The physics in the middle applies over a huge range, from very, very small things to very, very big things.

And there is also a frontier in research physics here, it's just that nobody talks about it.

There's plenty of physics research going on here.

It's a demonstration of something in physics that we call the law of conservation of angular momentum, which basically says that if you set something spinning about a fixed axis, that it will keep spinning unless you do something to stop it.

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