What are the practical applications of physics and metallurgy in daily life?

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In summary, physics and metallurgy have numerous practical applications in daily life. Physics helps us understand and manipulate the physical world around us, leading to advancements in technology such as electricity, transportation, and communication. Metallurgy, on the other hand, is crucial in the production of various metal materials used in construction, manufacturing, and other industries. It also plays a significant role in the development of medical devices, electronics, and sustainable energy sources. From the buildings we live in to the devices we use, physics and metallurgy are essential in making our daily lives easier and more efficient.
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I am a physics enthusiast and an avid learner. I sometimes apply principals of physics to solve problems/matters of daily life. Besides physics, metallurgy is my area of interest. With an under-graduation in engineering, gained interest both in science and its application in technology.
 
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