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Curiosity question: What physics knowledge would be required to build a house?
I am not going to build a house, this is just a question out of curiosity because it may not look like, but I think that a well built structure may actually be something complex that employs many physics concepts.
I'm guessing Statics and Dynamics. What else? Would Materials Science for engineers be relevant?
I am not going to build a house, this is just a question out of curiosity because it may not look like, but I think that a well built structure may actually be something complex that employs many physics concepts.
I'm guessing Statics and Dynamics. What else? Would Materials Science for engineers be relevant?