redditletter: top posts for physics between 2024-01-26 and 2024-02-02

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between January 26 2024 and February 02 2024 for category: physics. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: physics, gamephysics, beamng, askphysics, physicsmemes, spaceflightsimulator, physicsgifs, resonantfrequency, xkcd, peopleplayground, physicsstudents, quantum, lectures, holofractal, astrophysics, cern, sciencefeed, cartoonphysics, physicshelp, hypotheticalphysics, seancarroll, universesandbox, hardspecevo, stringtheory, light, teslacoil, learnphysics, badphysics, science_infographics, and ionq. Enjoy!

🎬 [Palworld] Into Oblivion, my electric pal!

// 2641 ▲ by Public_Week1433 on /r/GamePhysics. Comments

📷 Brought to you by the no silly mistake gang

// 1640 ▲ by FrenchMicrowave on /r/physicsmemes. Comments

📷 real

// 1548 ▲ by BipolarKebab on /r/physicsmemes. Comments

📷 Decided to recreate a crash from a popular game.

// 764 ▲ by Writing_Dude09 on /r/BeamNG. Comments

🎬 Rate my landing.

// 759 ▲ by ProbablyAspoofer on /r/BeamNG. Comments

🗒 Why isn’t Hiroshima currently a desolate place like Chernobyl?

The Hiroshima bomb was 15 kt. Is there an equivalent kt number for Chernobyl for the sake of...

// 574 ▲ by Pandagineer on /r/AskPhysics. Comments

🎬 [Red Dead Redemption] The First Ever Segway!

// 457 ▲ by rockydennis56 on /r/GamePhysics. Comments

🗒 I finally found out how students get straight A's, have GFs and have a social life while STILL having time to become jacked

Am kind of mad that I only realized this at the end of my Uni careerSo as a fellow biomedical...

// 417 ▲ by alollosh1 on /r/PhysicsStudents. Comments

🗒 Has there ever been an example in physics of a predicted entity that was conclusively proven to not exist?

I know that it is impossible to prove anything in science but I was wondering if there was...

// 399 ▲ by InfinityScientist on /r/AskPhysics. Comments

🔗 xkcd 2888: US Survey Foot

// 344 ▲ by Smashman2004 on /r/xkcd. Comments

🗒 why does nuclear energy get painted as the bad guy?

The nucleus is a storehouse of energy. When a heavy nucleus of one kind converts into another...

// 317 ▲ by kneels-bore on /r/Physics. Comments

🔗 Jefferson Lab nuclear physicists determine the distribution of the strong force inside the proton using a framework connecting to gravity, ushering in a fresh new avenue of discovery

// 300 ▲ by DavidM47 on /r/Physics. Comments

🔗 xkcd 2887: Minnesota

// 240 ▲ by antdude on /r/xkcd. Comments

🔗 Beautiful and natural

// 200 ▲ by VolencyFilar61 on /r/resonantfrequency. Comments

🎬 The electromagnetic field from the plasma ball causing a strip light remote to turn the light up as I move my hand close. Neat little (accidental) experiment.

// 103 ▲ by PresentDangers on /r/physicsgifs. Comments

🗒 I just hate people who ask out of scope questions in class

It makes me feel extremely stupid, apart from the fact that it naturally breaks the flow of the...

// 105 ▲ by tenebris18 on /r/PhysicsStudents. Comments

📷 which one

// 90 ▲ by OksowhyamIhere on /r/peopleplayground. Comments

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