What do you understand from the word 'physics'?

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Physics is generally the science of study of energy and matter. On a common ground, physics is the nature of things of any kind you can see or feel, ranging from air, gases, chemicals, objects, etc. Which on it's own energy level exhibit some behaviours relative to its position, displacement and velocity...
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Physics is generally the science of study of energy and matter. On a common ground, physics is the nature of things of any kind you can see or feel, ranging from air, gases, chemicals, objects, etc. Which on it's own energy level exhibit some behaviours relative to its position, displacement and velocity and in the matter concept of its behaviour showing optical, electrical, electromagnetic, heat, radiative and acoustic properties prior to the interaction it has with its environment. read less
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Physics comes from the word "Understanding the nature". Everything which is or happening around us is physics. From our walking to revolving of planets, from atom to milky way galaxy, everything is based on it.
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