/sci/ - Science & Math

I GOT INTO HONORS PHYSICS Y'ALL!

I got switched into it today! I'm so happy, it's thanks, in part, to you guys too. So for me, give yourselves a pat on the back.

ITT we talk about relative velocities and why matter can never exceed the speed of light. Having a bit of trouble understanding the ideas behind Einsteins math.

mainly why is it exactly that mass ways more the faster you go?

So i'll be taking physics this year in high school. Really looking forward to it.

What should I look forward to learning most? I really wanna learn more about the speed of light the smaller bits of atoms.

/sci/ ITT you explain to me why "theoretical" physicists are the ones tell me how the universe was made/happened/began/ended.

As far as I can tell They're saying "what-if" and then using their own math to back it up.

here's an example. Brain theory, what's the basis for this and what evidence allows you to state it as a possible fact.

inb4 l2science etc.