Physics is the science of matter and energy and of interactions between the two, grouped in traditional fields such as acoustics, optics, mechanics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism, as well as in modern extensions including atomic and nuclear physics, cryogenics, solid-state physics, particle physics, and plasma physics
Quantum Physics, Astronomical Physics
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Classical Physics is the physics which was taught and used before RELATIVITY and QUANTUM MECHANICS were introduced. In Classical physics, masses remain constant when they accelerate and clocks tick in unison wherever they are and at all velocities. But this is not true, especially at very high speeds. Relativity is more accurate and is necessary for the speeds that satellites travel at. Classical mechanics cannot explain the dynamics of sub-atomic particles or how light and other kinds of radiation interact with matter. It is necessary, in explaining the structure of atoms and the nuclear processes, to use Quantum Mechanics which "quantises" energy. For example, if one particle is to pass energy to another particle, it can only be done if an exact amount of energy is available. This amount is a "quantum" and the size of a quantum depends on the wavelength of the radiated energy. Nobody knows why. We understand the laws of Classical Physics - they seem logical. Nobody understands relativity or quantum mechanics. However, the laws are true and so we use them and get the right answers. Why the laws of Modern Physics are with us is beyond our understanding, simply because we are humble three dimensional beings, limited to passage through time in a direction and rate beyond our control. In Modern physics there can be many more dimensions and time may pass at variable rates in different places. That is why we can't understand Modern Physics.
Galileo Galilei has frequently been called the father of modern science. Galileo made many advances in the fields of astronomy and physics.
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Quantum Physics, Astronomical Physics
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Modern Physics Letters A was created in 1986.
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classical physics and (Quantum or modern) Physics
Modern Physics Letters B was created in 1987.
Physics was revolutionized by Faraday, and Maxwell.
Typically, there are considered two forms of physics. Newtonian and modern. Newtonian relates to Newton-era mechanics and E&M. Modern physics loosely refers to post-newton physics. Modern physics primarily refers to 20th century physics as it incorporates relativity and quantum theory.
Classical Physics and Modern Physics
classical physics and (Quantum or modern) Physics
they are both under science