I would be the same person without physics in my life. I do not regularly use principles of physics in my everyday decision making process. Though physics are important and valuable to many people, I would be the same.
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∙ 10y agoMechanics is a branch of physics so without physics there would be no mechanics!
Any sport involves physics. Without friction, for example, you would not be able to start (or stop) moving.
Much of modern civilzation is based on physics, even things as primitive as moving rocks with a lever, or building a wheeled cart to carry food and other goods, or chopping down a tree efficiently with an axe. Without the use of physics, and the tools that use its principles, mankind would exist in an uncivilized state comparable to the apes and monkeys.
Because the physics optimistic the technology without physics there can be technology.
Much of modern civilzation is based on physics, even things as primitive as moving rocks with a lever, or building a wheeled cart to carry food and other goods, or chopping down a tree efficiently with an axe. Without the use of physics, and the tools that use its principles, mankind would exist in an uncivilized state comparable to the apes and monkeys.
Mechanics is a branch of physics so without physics there would be no mechanics!
Newton's Laws are the basis for physics. without those, there would be no physics. without physics, we would be cavemen. there would be no cars, no TV's....
Without physics, cars, TV's, and electric lights would not have been invented, we would not know about space and astronomy, we would never know about forces and atoms. Physics is about all that and more, which is why it is important. Without physics, we would not have computers or the internet.
Yes. Without physics, the universe would not exist. Therefore there would be no real estate to sell.
Physics is a branch of science devoted to studying patterns in the physical interactions of the observable universe. Without the knowledge we have of physics today, many applications of physics - such as electronics, mechanics, and so on - would not exist. We would live without developed technology or advanced tools; a hammer, for instance, would be within our reach, as well as a slingshot, but a flintlock would be beyond us. Without the laws of physics themselves, nothing would exist but whatever initial state the universe began in - Big Bang theorists believe that this would be a large ball of hydrogen.
Physics affects us in a different way. Without physics we would not be on earth instead we all would be thrown into the outer space because of the centrifugal force.
Physics on the grand scale is the fundamental laws of nature without wihich nothing else could exist. It is also the basic practical science, with engineering being its application. Without physics you would not have even such simple tools as a lever or weighing balance. Without physics you would not be able to read your computer screen or look at a photograph or the scenery, or listen to music. You would not have electricity. Without physics you would not have the computer, the camera or the music... and I don't mean recorded or broadcast but musical instruments themselves. Without physics there be no YOU... nor anyone else... There would be NOTHING else - including chemistry and biology (the latter is mainly chemistry anyway).
Physics governs everything in the environment! Without it, nothing would function. Without physics, atoms and molecules would not exist or be able to interact, which would mean nothing would be able to live or exchange energy (another physics term), which would mean there would be no environment! Speaking in terms of learning physics for environmental purposes, it can be used to calculate heat changes, how a climate will differ from year to year, or simply how light refracts into a rainbow.
That would involve defying the laws of physics, and that would be impossible.
Any sport involves physics. Without friction, for example, you would not be able to start (or stop) moving.
There would be no modern technology without it. There would be no physics beyond the basic "high school" level. Physics leads to technology.
We would learn more about nature and the physical universe, and probably think of another name.