Physics (Not physx)

[TheDev]

So someone wanted help with there physics work or something, but then I realised there was no physics topic or thread.

Soooo

(Probably a terrible idea but) I made a physics topic, this is where the physicists inside us few (or maybe There's lots of us) can talk about...well, physics anything from Classroom physics to quantum mechanics to redefining the Higgs field.

To people who are new to physics and want to know more, ask questions, lots of them!

"never say a theory is stupid, because given infinite time, impossible things happen"

Edit I feel like this post should be longer

[Blueprint]

Would be cool, would definitely follow the topic.

[Enderman]

[Rohith_Kumar_Sp]

 but then I released there was no physics topic or thread.

 

but then you realized or released ? 

[TheDev]

but then you realized or released ?

Thanks for pointing it out. Fixed

[TechFnatic]

f=ma 

[Blueprint]

f=ma 

ma=(mv^2)/r

[GrimNeo]

but then you realized or released ? 

LinusGrammarNaziTips and LinusPhysicsTips

[Extingquish]

f=ma 

E=MC^2

 

idk, I don't know much

[KE2012]

Could be interesting. 

[LastThoughts]

A time ago, AnandTech publish a article about transistor and alike: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8223/an-introduction-to-semiconductor-physics-technology-and-industry. Is bit long so I didn`t finish reading it. If someone is interested about.

[TheDev]

I'm going to post in my on post because physics

So If anyone knows what the Higgs boson/Higgs Field is, read this.

So my theory is rather then the field Is equal all over the Cosmo it its only present when there is mass or "gravity". E.G. The earth has a week Higgs field because it is 98x stronger then having the lowest/weakest higgs field. The way you interact with the field is determined by how strong the field is had how many Higgs boson an atom "has" e.g. Light doesn't not interact with are field because it "has" so few Higgs bosons and the field around earth is week it is unlikely that it will interact, but at a black hole the field is strong, ridiculously strong, enough so that light's Higgs boson has to interact with the field there for gain weight and more Higgs bosons making it Even more likely to interact with the field, this is why a black hole has infinite mass because it interacts with it self

[Jack.EXE]

Notice: my occupation on my profile.

 

I'm all for a physics thread.

[blackadder]

A^2-b^2=c^2, this is what Einstein is really famous for.