What Can Mechanical Engineering Solve in the World of Physics?

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In summary, mechanical engineering plays a crucial role in solving various problems in the world of physics. It applies principles of mechanics and materials science to design, analyze, and manufacture machines and systems that can solve complex physics-related challenges. From developing cutting-edge technology for space exploration to creating innovative solutions for renewable energy sources, mechanical engineering offers practical solutions to many physics problems. It also contributes to advancements in fields such as transportation, robotics, and nanotechnology, making it an essential discipline in the modern world.
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Hello everyone! I'm interested in physics, so of course I've got many questions and interesting thoughts. The field of my studies was Mechanical Engineering, so maybe I could solve some problems in engineering threads.
 
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