Physics as a Second Language

Learning Physics is like learning a second language.

"Things are not what they seem; nor are they otherwise."

(Extracted from Lankavatara Sutra)

See more optical illusion in video

Which of the middle circles looks bigger?

What can you see?

What do you see?

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Eloi Feitosa, PhD

"Physicsh" is one of my preferred language. That's why we keep this blog going on.

Learn more about these physicists and their contribution to Physics.

Contribution to Physics: Kinematics; Dynamics; Telescope; Heliocentrism; Astronomy.

Contibution to Physics: laws of motion; Laws of GravityOptics; Infinitesimal Calculus; Newton's method.

Contribution to Physics: Theory of Relativity; Photoelectric Effect.

Contribution to Physics: Bohr model of the atom; Correspondence Principle; Bohr-Sommerfeld theory; Bohr magneton; Bohr-Einstein debates.

Contribution to Physics: Electromagnetism; Alternating current; Tesla coil; Tesla is the SI unity of the magnetic field strength.

Contribution to Physics: Dirac Equation; Dirac Large Number; Dirac Operator: and many other contribution to Quantum Mechanics.

Contribution to Physics: Uncertainty Principle

Contribution to Phsyics: Feynman Point; Feynman Diagram; One-electron Universe; Beth-Feynman Formula; and many other contributions.

Physics contribution: Applied Mathematics; Cosmology.