Physics, BSc (Hons)

Physics explores the fundamental laws governing both living and non-living systems, serving as a core science that draws on mathematical and experimental insights to understand nature. It persistently questions the existence and behavior of matter and energy, revealing underlying rules that dictate their interactions. Contemporary physicists assert that all universal phenomena can be attributed to a few key forces: gravity, electromagnetism, and the weak and strong nuclear interactions.Advancements such as X-rays, radioactivity, and particle beams have revolutionized medicine, while physicist-invented technologies like lasers and solid-state transistors have enabled computers, DVD players, and iPods. In the 21st century, physicists face the challenge of deepening our grasp of physical principles and uncovering new laws to further elucidate the universe.

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