/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4702602
>thinks mechanics is just "simple force, velocity, etc..."

You have no fucking idea what mechanics is. You just fucking proved it.

>simple mechanics

"Simple mechanics" is something that is done by higher schoolers and maybe the remedial classes in college.

>How much of astrophysics is involved in simple mechanics

None. You will not do any of that baby shit when you are studying actual astrophysics.

In astrophysics you will use adult mechanics,, which includes the full Newtonian, Lagrangian and Hamiltontian framework. Most of astrophysics will be this sort of work.

In addition, you will seaminglessly incorperate all other relevant branches of physics ( thermo, EM) when dealing with your particular area of study. You will be doing real physics, meaning you take into account all the information you can.

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>>2945235
>So..what constitutes 'observation'?

Any sort of interaction

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>>2363510
see >>2363512 for the correlation between dark matter and the strong force

>>2356629
U Jelly?