Physics is a subject that many Singaporeans had previously studied when they were in school; most might even agree that it can be rather challenging. From Sheldon (The Big Bang Theory) to Dr Emmet…
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Physics consists of various topics that come with complicated formulas and contexts. However, what many individuals do not realise is that these subjects are beyond what is written in a textbook or discussed by…
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For those that have been on a rollercoaster ride at least once in their lives, the feeling of your gut trying to climb upwards whilst your eyeballs are being pushed back into your head…
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Physics has a unique blend of classical theories and modern techniques that help prepare students for careers that could potentially make a difference in the world. Suppose you are a Junior College (JC) student…
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Most science subjects, including physics, can be highly challenging and complicated – what with the endless formulas to memorise. Compared to other subjects, describing this world is not always fun and intuitive, as it…
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Physics students and enthusiasts would have probably heard this phrase before at least once in their lives: “There is nothing new to be discovered in physics now. All that remains is more and more…
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Back in 1687, Sir Isaac Newton demonstrated that all objects in the universe are attracted to each other by gravity. Other factors such as electricity, magnetism, and pressure frequently exert a more significant influence…
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As an individual who has or is going through school, you might have probably encountered the term ‘physics’ countless times in your life – after all, it is a subject you should be familiar…
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When speaking about light, the first thought that comes to many will most likely be that which helps our eyes see. However, it is essential to note that this type of light that our…
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Physics plays a significant role in many disciplines and contributes to society’s understanding of various areas – energy, medical science, space exploration, and more. That said, having a thorough background in physics will likely…
