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Physics
Physics is a natural science.
One examines the basic interactions and the elementary building blocks in the universe and thus tries to answer the question of how things work.
On the one hand, it deals with the properties and behavior of fields and matter in time and space, as well as with the structure of time and space itself.
In general it can be said that physics is the description of physical phenomena as well as the formulation of laws. Because of them, phenomena become predictable and quantifiable.
Given the scope of knowledge and work, physics is divided into two areas, Experimental Physics and Theoretical Physics.
Experimental physics deals with the reproducibility and measurements of natural phenomena, while theoretical physics works with a formal description. Physics mostly uses the methods of logic and mathematics to come to a conclusion about structure or functionality.
If you go back in time you can see that it was physics that contributed to the understanding of the concept of nature. Here, terms such as body, energy, time or matter are of central importance.
Physics is a natural science.
One examines the basic interactions and the elementary building blocks in the universe and thus tries to answer the question of how things work.
On the one hand, it deals with the properties and behavior of fields and matter in time and space, as well as with the structure of time and space itself.
In general it can be said that physics is the description of physical phenomena as well as the formulation of laws. Because of them, phenomena become predictable and quantifiable.
Given the scope of knowledge and work, physics is divided into two areas, Experimental Physics and Theoretical Physics.
Experimental physics deals with the reproducibility and measurements of natural phenomena, while theoretical physics works with a formal description. Physics mostly uses the methods of logic and mathematics to come to a conclusion about structure or functionality.
If you go back in time you can see that it was physics that contributed to the understanding of the concept of nature. Here, terms such as body, energy, time or matter are of central importance.
