What is physics?
Classical Mechanics: Describes motion of objects using Newton's laws.
Quantum Mechanics: Studies behavior of particles on a tiny scale.
General Relativity: Explains gravity as curvature of spacetime.
Thermodynamics: Deals with heat, energy, and the laws of systems.
Electromagnetism: Describes electric and magnetic fields and their interactions.
Optics: Studies light and its properties.
Atomic Physics: Focuses on structure and behavior of atoms.
Nuclear Physics: Examines properties and behavior of atomic nuclei.
Particle Physics: Studies subatomic particles and their interactions.
Astrophysics: Applies physics principles to celestial objects.
Fluid Dynamics: Analyzes motion of fluids (liquids and gases).
Wave Mechanics: Studies wave-like properties of particles.
Statistical Mechanics: Deals with statistical behavior of large ensembles of particles.
Plasma Physics: Investigates properties of ionized gases.
Solid-State Physics: Studies properties of solid materials.
Acoustics: Explores sound and its transmission.
Biophysics: Applies physics principles to biological systems.
Environmental Physics: Examines physical processes in the environment.
Cosmology: Explores the origin and structure of the universe.
Mathematical Physics: Uses mathematical methods to solve physical problems.
