Physics & Engineering: Difference between revisions

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The study of how the world works -- the nature of everything in the world.

Theory of space and time, either not or in the influence of gravity.	Relativity
Orbital mechanics - the theory behind the paths followed by moving objects in curved spacetime.	Orbits
Study of fundamental particles and interactions that make up matter & radiation -- up to nucleons.	Particle Physics
On the micro/macroscopic behavior of matter w.r.t. its condensed states (more condensed than gas).	Condensed Matter Physics
On nuclear matter (prominently atomic nuclei); its interactions and what makes up the stuff.	Nuclear Physics
Ahh, thermodynamics.	Heat
Certain behaviors & phenomena of nature which appear noticeably at atomic and subatomic scales.	Quantum Physics
	Wacky

Engineering

Applications of physics -- technologizing physics for our own goals & designs.

Speculative applications of relativity: click here for wormholes, warp drives and the like.	Metric Engineering
It's not hard.	Rocket Science
	Nanotechnology
	Robotics
	Nuclear Engineering
	Heat Management
The application, research and development of materials. Also, speculative materials (e.g. superheavy elements).	Materials Engineering Anomalous Materials
Antipeople and Antimateriel Engineering	Weapons

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