/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10159232
Look up nickel metal hydride LENR stimulated by THz radiation, you colossal faggot.

>>9163187
Are you planning on getting a PhD? I believe this will open many doors for you, if you plan on staying within the realm of physics. The most notable career that comes to mind is one in R&D. I've been beating myself up recently because I lost out on many great research opportunities because the team specifically asked for physicists -- this was for an Intel-funded project involving the use of graphite. You probably get paid fairly well $100k+ and get to work on some (reasonably) cutting-edge research.

If you plan on sticking with a bachelor's-level education, which isn't a bad choice either, I would strongly encourage teaching yourself a few programming languages on the side. At the end of the day, a BS/BA in physics will have done one important thing; instill in you the ability to think very ANALYTICALLY, something that would be valuable for any company, large or small, that was in the software business. I personally think it would be the most fulfilling to work for a small software startup, although the whole money situation could get stressful if the project goes tits up.

Best of luck.

>>6678361
>4chan doesn't let me edit posts and the post window is tiny
>my
>suggesting lack of editing is a problem
>because you're used to having to edit your post to keep from looking retarded
>because you care about looking retarded
>because you are in fact retarded
>such leddit
>many grammar
>much overuse of greentext
>wow