Future Science
The History of Physics: Understanding the Future
An Introduction to the World’s Most Interesting Science
The History of Physics
Physics is one of the world’s most exciting sciences, and it has given us devices such as the light bulb, radar and digital watches. Theoretical physicist Albert Einstein is often credited with formulating the theory that explains how the universe operates and is known to have said that ‘Everything should be made as simple as possible but not more straightforward.
The field of physics examines the study of matter, energy and space from an empirical point of view. It considers how people and objects interact with these three things and tries to understand their underlying cause or cause to develop ways of preventing such interactions in the future.
- This article explores what you need to know about this fascinating subject.
What is Physics?
Physics is a natural science that studies matter and the forces that govern its behaviour. This article will focus primarily on the practical aspects of physics. Physics is part of natural science because it studies the material universe, its components and their interactions.
