NishantNew Physics Student Asks for Guidance on Natural Laws and Astronomy

In summary, the easiest way to learn physics is to watch videos on YouTube. There are also some good websites that offer free courses for beginners.
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hi friend's

i am nishant.i am very new in the field of physics & don't have any basic knowledge of the subject.i want ur guidance ,as i want to start from basics.i don't want to get into the mathematical formulas of subject but wanted to learn LAWS OF PHYSICS.i am also interested to learn natural laws,astronomy ,Einstein,Newton,Galileo
i have mentioned "natural laws,astronomy ,Einstein,Newton,Galileo " so that u know what i wanted to learn :
please suggest me ebooks,free web course or any other source
please suggest me easiest material as i don't belongs to science

Thanks & regard's
 
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nis said:
hi friend's

i am nishant.i am very new in the field of physics & don't have any basic knowledge of the subject.i want ur guidance ,as i want to start from basics.i don't want to get into the mathematical formulas of subject but wanted to learn LAWS OF PHYSICS.i am also interested to learn natural laws,astronomy ,Einstein,Newton,Galileo
i have mentioned "natural laws,astronomy ,Einstein,Newton,Galileo " so that u know what i wanted to learn :
please suggest me ebooks,free web course or any other source
please suggest me easiest material as i don't belongs to science

Thanks & regard's

Welcome to the PF. Here is one place to start:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html

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Walter Lewin has put the whole freshman physics course on video -- it's very good:

http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/physics/8-01-physics-i-classical-mechanics-fall-1999/

Edit: It's not the easiest material. I'd just pause the video when he throws too much math out at once.
 
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If you are interested in how machines, natural events and so on work, you can also check out howstuffworks.com
 
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hi friends
thanks for ur reply & i found those links very much helpful to me.i wanted to know r their any free resource available on "physics laws as applied to astronomy" or "how universe works with physics" or"physical universe"

please help
please suggest me ebooks,free web course or any other source
Thanks & regard's
 
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nis said:
hi friends
thanks for ur reply & i found those links very much helpful to me.i wanted to know r their any free resource available on "physics laws as applied to astronomy" or "how universe works with physics" or"physical universe"

please help
please suggest me ebooks,free web course or any other source
Thanks & regard's

http://www.astronomynotes.com/
http://www.badastronomy.com/info/links.html
 

FAQ: NishantNew Physics Student Asks for Guidance on Natural Laws and Astronomy

What are natural laws?

Natural laws are fundamental principles that govern the behavior of the physical universe. They are universal and unchanging, and they describe the relationships between different elements of the universe.

How do natural laws apply to astronomy?

Natural laws apply to astronomy in the sense that they govern the behavior of celestial bodies and the interactions between them. For example, Newton's law of gravitation explains the motion of planets around the sun, and Kepler's laws describe the relationship between a planet's orbit and its distance from the sun.

Can natural laws change?

No, natural laws cannot change. They are considered to be absolute and unchanging, and they have been observed to hold true throughout the entire universe. However, our understanding of natural laws can evolve and improve as we gather more evidence and knowledge.

How can I study natural laws and astronomy?

To study natural laws and astronomy, you can pursue a degree in physics or astronomy, or take classes in these subjects at a university or community college. You can also read books and articles written by experts in the field, and participate in astronomy clubs or organizations.

What are some important natural laws in astronomy?

Some important natural laws in astronomy include Newton's laws of motion, Kepler's laws of planetary motion, the law of conservation of energy, and the law of conservation of angular momentum. These laws help us understand and predict the movements and interactions of celestial bodies in the universe.

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