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What is Physics?

Reference Sensations

Touching the Earth

Hearing a Heartbeat

Tasting a Lemon

Tasting the Ocean

Classes of Sensation

Describing Events

Binary Descriptions

Anaxagorean Sensations

Quark Definitions

Classification of Seeds

Negative Quarks

Positive Quarks

Southern Quarks

Northern Quarks

Quark Character

Physical Particles

Counting Quarks

Specific Energy

Conjugate Symmetry

Lab Experiments

Internal Energy

Quarks are Conserved

Quantum Numbers

Spatial Orientation

Angular Momentum

Charge Symmetry

Clocks and Frames

Temporal Orientation

Historical Order

Photon Definitions

Excited Particles

Gross Hydrogen Spectrum

Fine Hydrogen Spectrum

Nuclear Particles

Nuclear Families

𝙖 – Mesons

𝙗 – Mesons

𝘽 – Mesons

𝘿 – Mesons

𝞓 – Baryons

Electomagnetic Bosons

𝞰 – Mesons

𝙛 – Mesons

𝙝 – Mesons

𝙅/𝟁 – Mesons

𝞙 – Mesons

𝞚 – Baryons

𝞹 – Mesons

𝟇 – Mesons

𝞺 – Mesons

𝞢 – Baryons

𝞨 – Baryons

𝟂 – Mesons

𝞤 – Mesons

𝟀 – Mesons

𝞦 – Mesons

𝞝 – Baryons

Other Nuclear Particles

Sample Calculations

Newtonian Particles

Momentum Conservation

De Broglie’s Postulate

Mechanical Energy

Energy Measurements

Dynamic Equilibrium

Energy Conservation

Counting Bundles

Planck’s Postulate

Time of Occurrence

Cause and Effect

Spatial Extension

Cartesian Coordinates

Spatial Isotropy

One-Dimensional Space

Space-Time Events

Spatial Homogeneity

Chemical Quarks

Molecules and Bonds

Atomic Hydrogen

Molecular Hydrogen

Hydrogen Isotopes

Hydrogenic Atoms

Length and Geometry

Cylindrical Atom

Spheroidal Atom

The Euclidean Metric

Continuous Space

Euclidean Space

Orbital Angular Momentum

Atomic Displacements

Newtonian Mechanics

Second Law of Motion

First Law of Motion

Third Law of Motion

Tests and Predictions

Range of Validity

Experimental Tests

Magnetic Moments

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