Relate a real life phenomena with each branch of physics
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I am not sure whether I understand your question well. I think that “nuclear fission” is like a comprehensive physics laboratory. In measuring and understanding nuclear fission (a real life phenomenon), all branches of theoretical and experimental physics have to be employed. Physics branches needed in it are, radiation detection and measurement, nuclear physics, statistical physics, thermodynamics, and almost all others.
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With the (conceivable) special case of constructs of human cognizance (and everything gets somewhat dubious on the off chance that you take an existentialist perspective of the world, for example, adore, confidence, sentiments, thought and so on. I can't really think about any 'genuine marvels' which are not identified with branches of physics. I really think 'clarifying genuine marvels' is a sensible meaning of material science.
Each time you see the blue sky, drop an apple (or anything, however, I would get a fanciful Newton reference in), watch the sun rise, and, well pretty much everything, there are branches of physics which can, to a more noteworthy or lesser level of exactness, clarify why that is in this way, and permit forecasts of what may happen were the conditions diverse.
Each time you see the blue sky, drop an apple (or anything, however, I would get a fanciful Newton reference in), watch the sun rise, and, well pretty much everything, there are branches of physics which can, to a more noteworthy or lesser level of exactness, clarify why that is in this way, and permit forecasts of what may happen were the conditions diverse.
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