Serious Whiched from physics to physchology

[sockekus]

(A part of this was written yesterday, 1 paragraph) I have a capstone project. On saturday a lecturio subscription. I originally wanted to chemistry which was 8 hours long for the course, but then realizing all the lies in chemistry such as atoms have space when it fact they are pure solid. Then i switched from chemistry to physics, the course is 16 hours. So i decided ild do like 4 jours each and be done by wenesday because 4 hours x four days. Well i only managed to cover like i would say 1:12 hours + 25 minutes of the course, and guess how long that took me

4:42 hours thats right it took me 4 hours and 42 means to cover only 25 minutes mainly introductions and 1:12 hours so 1:12+25 = 1:47 hours. So i thought something easier like psychology. And they have a 17 hours course, but then i thought something easier like ecosystem or marketing.
Brocels help me. What is something easier i could easily study for 30 hours.

 

[IncelGolem]

Of course atoms have space. If a hydrogen atom is only composed of 1 electron and 1 proton, and both electrons and protons are much smaller than a hydrogen atom, then the rest must be space.

So you can do your project on literally anything? The easiest thing is to do it on something that interests you - then the work won't be so painful. If you find a easy topic boring - it will still be difficult despite being an "easy" topic.

 

[weaselbomber]

I originally wanted to chemistry which was 8 hours long for the course, but then realizing all the lies in chemistry such as atoms have space when it fact they are pure solid.

What?

 

[sockekus]

Of course atoms have space. If a hydrogen atom is only composed of 1 electron and 1 proton, and both electrons and protons are much smaller than a hydrogen atom, then the rest must be space.

So you can do your project on literally anything? The easiest thing is to do it on something that interests you - then the work won't be so painful. If you find a easy topic boring - it will still be difficult despite being an "easy" topic.

Do you know any sources on sound, frequencies and vibrations, laws of vibration, basically air physics.

 

[IncelGolem]

Do you know any sources on sound, frequencies and vibrations, laws of vibration, basically air physics.

Download a pdf of any physics textbook, search for "college physics" textbook if you want w/o calculus and "university physics" if you want calculus.

Here is the Physics of Sound chapter in OpenStax's free college physics textbook:

Ch. 17 Introduction to the Physics of Hearing - College Physics 2e | OpenStax

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? The answer to this old philosophical question depends on how you def...

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Just that chapter alone has so much information, more than enough for your project.

 

[sockekus]

Download a pdf of any physics textbook, search for "college physics" textbook if you want w/o calculus and "university physics" if you want calculus.

Here is the Physics of Sound chapter in OpenStax's free college physics textbook:

Ch. 17 Introduction to the Physics of Hearing - College Physics 2e | OpenStax

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? The answer to this old philosophical question depends on how you def...

openstax.org

Just that chapter alone has so much information, more than enough for your project.

So more than 30 hours? Okay ill go through it thanks