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r/Physics
3.2M members
r/Physics is a subreddit with 3.2M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has crazy activity.
For physicists and physics students. See the rules before posting, and the subreddit wiki for common questions. Basic homework questions are not allowed.
Popular Themes in r/Physics
#1
Advice Requests
: "I want to learn physics on my own, don't know where to start."
4 posts
Popular Topics in r/Physics
#1
Physics
: "Where are the major Physics discoveries of out time?"
86 posts
#2
Light
: "Will it look like this, if a planet had ring system of particle which emits some Light, is revolving around with enormous speed, fast for doppler effect to take place."
6 posts
#3
Quantum
: "Quantum computing or Photonics"
5 posts
#4
Energy
4 posts
#5
Quantum Mechanics
: "Want To Learn Quantum Mechanics and Relativity"
4 posts
#6
Time
: "If Time dilation slows down clocks in stronger gravity, does that mean the “now” on Earth’s surface is behind the “now” in deep space?"
4 posts
#7
Cure
4 posts
#8
Gravity
: "Vaguely aware of Gravity as a bending of space time question"
3 posts
#9
Mathematics
3 posts
#10
Space Exploration
3 posts
Member Growth in r/Physics
Yearly
+431k members(15.7%)
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