When I think about subjects that consist of each technological know-how and records and that I discover exciting I think about Natural History. I constantly wonder approximately how little is surely recognized approximately the animals that lived in my area (the northeast US) withinside the 1600s earlier than all of the forests had been reducing down. For example, there had been wolves right here however it's far doubtful if they had been gray wolves just like people who now stay in Canada and the Western US, or Red Wolves consisting of now stay withinside the Southeast, or a few different species or subspecies this is now absolutely extinct. The folks that noticed them and wrote what little we recognize approximately them had been now no longer naturalists and noticed the wolves as vermin to be exterminated. I suppose it might be amusing to try and use what ancient and organic facts there have been and try and determine out what they had been. A comparable exciting mission could be analyzing the human-induced extinctions of the Passenger Pigeon, Carolina Parakeet Ivory-Billed Woodpecker. There are nevertheless questions on the precise mechanisms of the way such species went extinct although it took place notably recently. I suppose that during rely of technological know-how, the maximum critical is the spirit, extra than the precise field. I used to have a whole lot of hobbies in math and physics, particularly once I became a youth. Later once I discovered best the basics, that maths isparticularlylylarlylylyisseminated over nearly every clinicallalalllield, I come passionate in all fields and by hook or by crook a keen on laptop sciences. Further extra, I come conscious that even fields reputed now no longer to be amongst precise sciences like littérature or artwork have reference to the ones referred to as specific ones. Music as an instance may be treated with maths, so are economics, even politics. So, the discriminant is as an alternative the spirit of technological know-how as studied in philosophy.
Science can be considered the eye of human beings .it is interesting because it gives you an innovative vision to view this beautiful nature.
Moreover, physics makes science more interesting than any other field. Therefore it is called the heart of Science.
Furthermore, My reason for loving physics is different from most. Many of the people who answered here, as well as people that I talk to, say they love it because it explains so many phenomena, is so fundamental, is a beautiful and elegant theory, has intriguing concepts and problems, etc, etc. That's certainly true, and probably it is a major reason why physicists are willing to work so hard when they could earn much more in industry or finance. But just as important as the actual process of doing physics.
Those above reasons could have been brought up by someone with a Ph.D. in physics, or someone who just read a few popular science books. I am nowhere near a Ph.D.D., but as someone who has studied a good deal of physics, I can say that the number one reason for me loving physics is because I love doing physics. Reading textbooks and articles, solving problems, doing calculations, experimenting, etc.
When it comes to loving a subject such as physics, you can love it for the results you get from it, or you can love it for the process of doing it. Many people read tons of pop science and can cite tons of reasons to love physics for the results you get, but when they start learning the technical, mathematical side of science, they find it boring. And it is; if you haven't done pages of integrals just to find a little algebra mistake in your first line, you haven't done physics.
Honestly, (like most humans) I don't find learning physics and solving problems as fun as say, watching TV or playing a sport. However, it is still interesting and immensely rewarding; that feeling you get when you solve a hard problem or understand a difficult topic is blissful. Study physics enough and it is possible (not a certainty) that you will derive great pleasure from it. I do, and it is the reason why I love physics and Science.
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