Physics is NOT as precise a science as one would imagine, but it does work fairly well in the range of above the atomic level and below the interstellar level. For example it was noted that the Pioneer spacecraft altered velocities much more than could be predicted by orbital physics. Dark Matter and Dark Energy was "invented" because galaxies could not stay together by rules of physics. Why? At the sub atomic level things also do not respond like the pool table models. In the mid 1800s "everything as known and explained", then along came x-ray, relativity, atomic energy, etc, etc, etc. Wow moments!
If our knowledge increases in the next hundred years as it has the past hundred, physics will be viewed much differently. Ours is a universe of discovery and it does not take billions of dollars to work science. Physics as we know it today originated in the minds of men (and women) and the minds of tomorrow will discover even more. Thinking, not equipment, is key.
Physics is a precise science because it involves quantifying and predicting the behavior of matter and energy through mathematical equations and models. It relies on experimentation and observation to gather accurate data which can be used to make precise measurements and predictions. The fundamental laws and principles of physics are well-established and have been rigorously tested and verified, contributing to its reputation as a precise science.
The full form of the word physics is physics. It does kind of sound like it derives from the word physical science or physiology or something but it doesn't.
Physics, Chemistry and Biology are three major fields in science.
Physics (and math).
Physics is the branch of science that studies the properties of matter and energy in our universe. It focuses on understanding the fundamental principles governing the behavior of particles, forces, and fields. Physics is crucial for explaining how the universe works at both the largest and smallest scales.
Physics. More specifically, electromagnetism.
Physics is considered an exact science because it uses mathematical equations to describe and predict the behavior of physical systems. These equations are based on established principles and laws of nature, which have been rigorously tested and verified through experiments. As a result, physics allows for precise measurements, calculations, and predictions that are often highly accurate and reliable.
physics relates to all aspects of science in a way, but mostly to physical science PHYSICs-PHYSICal science.Get it?
We have physics in science which has got formulas. Physics is a type of science.
What division of science is physics is belong?
Physics is the study of the laws that govern science.
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yes physics is the study of the universe and science is science
As in science physics.
In a manner of speaking. Physics _IS_ science. Other "sciences" are branches of Physics.
Physics is often called the "exact science" because it relies heavily on mathematical models to describe and predict the behavior of natural phenomena. These models have been developed through rigorous experimentation and testing, leading to precise and highly accurate predictions about the physical world.
physics pinned with maths, comes under science
Meta physics and physics. Science on the mind or science of the brain. Material vs inmaterial.