a playlist to romanticize studying physics

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[ timestamps ] / (author/s) [performer/s]

00:00 solas x interstellar (gabriel albuquerque)

02:36 seconds (alaskan tapes)

04:42 time (hans zimmer) [jacob's piano]

09:53 glisten by the wind (nick leng)

11:02 daydream (nowt)

13:21 can you hear the music 'piano version' (ludwig göransson) [patrik pietschmann]

15:18 rainy days (dumitru seretinean)

17:20 interstellar theme 'piano version' (hans zimmer) [patrik pietschmann]

22:06 idea 10 (gibran alcocer)

24:13 prelude and fugue no. 4, bwv 849 (bach) [paul barton]

33:05 dancing leaves (nowt)

35:43 ala (joep beving) [leuvre]

37:42 alpha centauri (jacopo croci)

40:16 solas 'piano version' (jamie duffy) [piano zeroL]

43:43 starry night (jordan critz)

[ copyright ]
all rights to the original owners, i don't own any music or images used in this video

[ tags ]
#physics #studymusic

[trevordrake]

I doubt anyone reads this, but I've found this playlist incredibly helpful. I'm a nuclear scientist finishing my PhD, while also working at a government nuclear lab (one of the "Oppenheimer" ones). I don't know that "studying physics" is correlated with liking this music but I do truly enjoy it. I've been using this playlist to write proposals for new material designs in molten salt reactors and to wrap up my dissertation. It helps through the long nights. So, anyways, thanks for producing this playlist Nobody.

[xeniaa]

If you're studying right now, hang in there! It may seem tough now but you're building a brighter future for yourself and your hard work will pay off soon. Good luck! :)

[MariaArchiveChannel]

I'm studying law but one of my biggest dreams has always been studying physics. If there is a parallel universe, I hope other me did follow her dream and not what her parents told her to do

[joey.ghoulz]

this is the best timing for you to drop a playlist as i have a physics exam next week

[_itshote]

For every like I will study for an hour, wish me luck!

[gangasanthosh]

I planned on studying physics and I opened YT for study music and there it was, "a playlist to romanticize studying Physics" Thank u so much for this🤩🤩

[karthikbalaji]

okay fine every like = every hour devoting myself in studying :)

[CatOperated]

I love how these playlists are not only hyper-specific, but perfect

[daisy-lizx]

I'd like to imagine myself in a study room, sitting in front of a small window. It's snowing outside and I look at the quiet street from time to time. I sit comfortably at the edge of my chair, understanding the topics and solving the questions I had set out to do. I feel awake, I feel that I'm finally learning.

I personally rely on motivation to get things done; this playlist made it easier. :)

[Uykusuz]

I've been studying physics like crazy for the last 2 weeks. I just said to myself, "Relax today, take some time for yourself, girl. " Than I saw this and I was like, "Fuck resting, lez go, do some s*hit done! " Thnx for motivation man 🤠

[sir_albaxious]

My request of fields romanticizing playlists:
1) -Pscyhology-
2) History
3) Geography
4) Economics
5) Cosmology/Astronomy
6) Anthropology
7) Philosophy
8) Marine Biology
9) Civil Engineering
10) Mechanical Engineering
11) Chemical Engineering
12) Electrical Engineering
13) Microbiology
14) Quantum Mechanics
15) Computer Science
16) Biotech
17) -Geology-
18) Molecular Biology
19) Studying Nursing
20) Philosophy
21) Anatomy
22) Physiology
23) Medicine

I also have a request for making a playlist based on "you being an Arab during the Islamic Golden Age and you are studying everything because you have to."

EDIT: Hey nobody, if you see this comment and decide on making romanticizing Playlists and the 'Arab philosopher' one as well, do it in your own pace and without toil. I will keep adding more and more of the subjects which aren't there so you could refer to it when you have run out of ideas.

[Anerd]

Ok, I will study an hour for every like this gets...

[chachouapcosplay]

I'm a PhD student working in the field of astrophysics, specifically Mars and Mercury, and to be honest it can be very difficult. Lots of deadlines, lots of work to do, lots of moments when you're very much alone in the dark, trying to find an answer to a problem you don't really know anything about. This playlist has helped me to remember the true meaning of my research and has motivated me in a way that I can't really describe: a bit like looking through a telescope for the first time, or when the first images of a new celestial object arrive. Thank you very much for that.

[pixelectric]

THIS.
THIS IS THE ONE.

this is the playlist I've been looking for for an eternity.
Thanks, nobody.
Thanks.

[ctrl_spacey]

i love how this got recommended while i was studying physics 🧚‍♂️

[Couchjunkie]

May all the exam papers you touch this year only brings you happiness and success ❤

[ziyunwang]

Even though I had to give up my child wish to be a physicist and choose a more profitable major, this playlist really bring me back to all the old time when I was so fascinated my the beauty of physics, thank you.

[TheArtofFugue]

As a physicist I thank you for this. Very neat!

[Quimilly]

I finish school when I was 15 years old. I wasn't sure of what to study however I didn't want to lose time so I took a hasty decision... Studying Economics which I like I really do. Something inside of me when I see physics I feel a warmth in my chest, so many things that unfortunately I could have learned if I had thought better. I just hope to have the opportunity when I finish studying my first degree, I can study astrophysics or at least have a specialization in that field. If you find yourself studying physics right now, really take advantage of this beautiful science :') ... At least I'm 17 years old and I am in my second year of university, I hope to achieve my deepest dream, Good luck :)

[biscuitandsoda]

I've always been bad with numbers so I hated physics in high school. Despite that, the mysterious aspect of it truly fascinates me. I think this playlist really captures that feeling of wonder and curiousity when I first read about the solar system and the atoms. Thank you for making this playlist!