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I recently posted a question regarding what science would look like if the nonexistence of the Higgs was proven in general physics, because I didn't know what types of physical theories might be involved in the discussion. It was moved to high energy/particle physics. I was involved in a discussion on calculating the mass of potential energy in a gravitational system- That was moved to general relativity.
Why do we have a general physics forum if there are forums for relativistic physics, classical physics, particle physics, quantum physics, atomic physics, and physics beyond the standard model? What kind of discussions are really suited for the general physics board? (I just don't want to be the guy whose discussions always have to be moved by the admins) Is there really any need for the general physics board?
Why do we have a general physics forum if there are forums for relativistic physics, classical physics, particle physics, quantum physics, atomic physics, and physics beyond the standard model? What kind of discussions are really suited for the general physics board? (I just don't want to be the guy whose discussions always have to be moved by the admins) Is there really any need for the general physics board?