r/PhysicsFor physicists and physics students. See the rules before posting, and the subreddit wiki for common questions. Basic homework questions…
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1. Online course platforms: Promote platforms like Coursera or edX which offer physics courses for different levels. 2. Physics simulation software: Suggest apps or websites like PhET Interactive Simulations that allow users to experiment with physics concepts. 3. Scientific journal websites: Encourage users to subscribe to or visit physics - related journals such as Physical Review Letters for the latest research. 4. Physics news aggregators: Promote websites like Physics World that collect and report on the latest physics news. 5. Online physics communities: Mention other platforms like Physics Stack Exchange where physicists can interact and ask more detailed questions.
1. Follow the no - homework - questions rule: Redirect basic questions to appropriate subreddits or forums. 2. Ensure scientific validity: Only post content based on valid and testable physics. 3. Use accurate titles: Titles should reflect the content without being sensationalist. 4. Avoid meme/image posts: Keep submissions text - based and on - topic. 5. Check for duplicates: Make sure the topic has not been recently posted.