Physics Induction

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MAKING SENSE OF GENERAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY We, on this Earth, come across so many wonderful phenomena, where we admire the Universe. The events that we observe, form the basis of Physics.

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ROTATIONAL DYNAMICS- Centre of Mass-1 #centreofmass #rotationaldynamics #rotationalmotion System of Particles and Rotational Motiontranslational motioncircular motion vs rotational motionrigid bodyAxis of rotationCentre of mass of two-particle- sy...

I have completed my Masters of Science (Physics) 2008 batch from Delhi University India followed by my Bachelor of Education 2009 batch and Master of Science (Computer Science) 2015 Batch. In addition, have qualified teacher eligibility tests conducted by various state and central government agencies. During my studies throughout the years, I was involved in coaching to improve low academic achievers and economically weaker students.

I have been a proud faculty of Kendriya Vidyalaya (Central schools run by Govt. of India), Army Public School (governed by Army Welfare Education Society), and Cambridge School New Delhi.

Post Covid 19 Pandemic, I have started teaching online and offline to students of various grades and am currently offering Physics classes to the students of senior classes. Please find the pasted below link of YouTube for your kind perusal -

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These pictures describe a journey or transformation from something small or personal (the "eye") to something vast and cosmic (the "nebula"). It suggests a progression or expansion in perspective, perhaps from individual insight to a broader understanding of the universe or the interconnectedness of things. It can be interpreted in various ways depending on context, often invoking themes of introspection, discovery, and the mysteries of the universe.
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"The sunspot is a stain on the face of the sun." - Galileo Galilei

Galileo Galilei, the renowned astronomer, made significant observations of sunspots through his telescope in the early 17th century, contributing to our understanding of the sun's activity and the nature of sunspots. His quote reflects the visual impact and significance of these dark spots on the sun's surface.

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Wheatstone Bridge #wheatstonebridge #meterbridge #currentelectricity