What makes physics relevant to history and our modern world?

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In summary, physics is relevant to history and our modern world because it helps us understand the fundamental laws and principles that govern the universe. From the inventions and discoveries of ancient civilizations to the advancements in technology and space exploration, physics has played a crucial role in shaping our understanding of the world and its development over time. In addition, many of the challenges facing our modern society, such as climate change and energy crisis, require a deep understanding of physics to find solutions. Furthermore, the study of physics continues to push the boundaries of knowledge and lead to new innovations that impact our daily lives. Overall, the relevance of physics to history and our modern world cannot be overstated.
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Vidar N
Hope to entertain useful and interesting discussions here. I studied physics up to the modern stuff, which I found to be confusing and still do. Interested in history and want the physics community to be as well since it ties into what the know-how is utilized for.

I try to respect simplicity and to not be condescending towards complex people.
 
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