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Boulderbrow
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Hi,
This is my first post. I've been mulling over whether to go back to university and study physics for years now. I've always had a passing fascination but have been constantly aware that I'm picking up the glamourous 'new scientist' end of the field and that real physics is, in all probability, far away from the image the media portrays.
Anyway, I'm now 27 and I've, rather obviously, decided that I'll never find out if it is more than an interest without taking some steps to study it - I have As in high school maths and physics and a B in A level maths (I'm UK based), I did my degree in music! (*ducks*). Can anyone suggest any books or primer sources, videos etc which may be a good place to start?
Thanks
This is my first post. I've been mulling over whether to go back to university and study physics for years now. I've always had a passing fascination but have been constantly aware that I'm picking up the glamourous 'new scientist' end of the field and that real physics is, in all probability, far away from the image the media portrays.
Anyway, I'm now 27 and I've, rather obviously, decided that I'll never find out if it is more than an interest without taking some steps to study it - I have As in high school maths and physics and a B in A level maths (I'm UK based), I did my degree in music! (*ducks*). Can anyone suggest any books or primer sources, videos etc which may be a good place to start?
Thanks