What are the best resources for a young physicist?

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In summary, the best resources for a young physicist include access to state-of-the-art labs and equipment, mentorship from experienced scientists, opportunities for research and publications, and networking opportunities through conferences and professional societies. Additionally, online resources such as journals, databases, and forums can also be valuable for staying updated on current research and connecting with other physicists. It is important for young physicists to take advantage of these resources to further their education and career in the field of physics.
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I was searching for an answear for a question and I stumbled upon PF while searching
I am just a 16 year old who really likes physics and wants to learn more about how the world works.
 
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