Timeline of Greatest Physicists

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The collaboration between Faraday and Maxwell is sorely under-appreciated, both great men and great friends.

douglasstrother

Notice how it just stopped 50 years ago.

Zicru

Summarising Newton's achievements in just the simple formula of Force of Gravity is quite an understatement. Man invented and developed calculus. Discovered that white light is actually a spectrum of colors (At the time he discovered that they are made up of seven colors of the rainbow). He pretty much is the father of Mordern Physics and Calculus. He pretty much laid the foundation of everything we know now about the universe

athrv

So satisfying to watch these gorgeous formulas

Power

Just opened YouTube after studying physics for 2 hours and this was the first video on my feed

नेपच्यून.का.निवासी

Here's a list of 180 different topics of physics:😁🙌
1. Newtonian Mechanics
2. Analytical Mechanics
3. Lagrangian Mechanics
4. Hamiltonian Mechanics
5. Celestial Mechanics
6. Fluid Mechanics
7. Solid Mechanics
8. Continuum Mechanics
9. Acoustics
10. Vibrations
11. Electrodynamics
12. Classical Electromagnetism
13. Maxwell's Equations
14. Electromagnetic Waves
15. Electromagnetic Radiation
16. Electromagnetic Fields
17. Magnetostatics
18. Electrostatics
19. Plasma Physics
20. Optics
21. Thermodynamics
22. Statistical Mechanics
23. Kinetic Theory
24. Thermodynamic Equilibrium
25. Entropy
26. Phase Transitions
27. Statistical Ensembles
28. Boltzmann Equation
29. Quantum Statistical Mechanics
30. Non-equilibrium Thermodynamics
31. Quantum Physics
32. Wave-Particle Duality
33. Schrödinger Equation
34. Quantum States
35. Quantum Entanglement
36. Quantum Tunneling
37. Quantum Harmonic Oscillator
38. Quantum Field Theory
39. Quantum Electrodynamics (QED)
40. Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD)
41. General Relativity
42. Special Relativity
43. Einstein's Field Equations
44. Lorentz Transformations
45. Curved Spacetime
46. Gravitational Waves
47. Black Holes
48. Cosmology
49. Space-Time
50. Inertial Frames
51. Nuclear Reactions
52. Nuclear Fission
53. Nuclear Fusion
54. Radioactivity
55. Particle Physics
56. Standard Model
57. Elementary Particles
58. Particle Accelerators
59. Neutrino Physics
60. Solid State Physics
61. Crystallography
62. Semiconductor Physics
63. Superconductivity
64. Magnetism
65. Dielectrics
66. Amorphous Solids
67. Soft Condensed Matter
68. Nanostructures
69. Quantum Hall Effect
70. Stellar Physics
71. Solar Physics
72. Galactic Dynamics
73. Cosmic Microwave Background
74. Big Bang Theory
75. Dark Matter
76. Dark Energy
77. Exoplanets
78. Black Hole Physics
79. Atomic Physics
80. Molecular Physics
81. Chemical Physics
82. Quantum Chemistry
83. Spectroscopy
84. Laser Physics
85. Atomic Spectroscopy
86. Molecular Spectroscopy
87. Photochemistry
88. Biophysics
89. Medical Physics
90. Radiology
91. Nuclear Medicine
92. Health Physics
93. Radiation Therapy
94. Environmental Physics
95. Geophysics
96. Atmospheric Physics
97. Oceanography
98. Climate Physics
99. Seismology
100. Astrophysics
101. Planetary Science
102. Astrobiology
103. Space Physics
104. Magnetospheric Physics
105. Plasma Astrophysics
106. High Energy Astrophysics
107. Computational Physics
108. Mathematical Physics
109. Theoretical Physics
110. Experimental Physics
111. Soft Matter Physics
112. Hard Matter Physics
113. Granular Physics
114. Quantum Optics
115. Nonlinear Optics
116. Optoelectronics
117. Photovoltaics
118. Photonics
119. Laser Spectroscopy
120. Optomechanics
121. Particle Detectors
122. Accelerator Physics
123. Synchrotron Radiation
124. Medical Imaging
125. Radiography
126. Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
127. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
128. Electron Microscopy
129. Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM)
130. Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
131. X-ray Diffraction
132. Neutron Scattering
133. Electron Diffraction
134. Materials Science
135. Nanotechnology
136. Quantum Information Theory
137. Quantum Computing
138. Quantum Cryptography
139. Quantum Communication
140. Quantum Sensors
141. Quantum Metrology
142. Quantum Algorithms
143. Quantum Error Correction
144. Quantum Simulation
145. Quantum Networks
146. Spintronics
147. Magnetoelectronics
148. Superfluidity
149. Bose-Einstein Condensates (BEC)
150. Fermionic Condensates
151. Cold Atoms
152. Ultrafast Physics
153. Femtosecond Physics
154. Attosecond Physics
155. Laser Pulse Compression
156. Ultrafast Spectroscopy
157. Strong Field Physics
158. High Energy Physics
159. Subatomic Physics
160. Hadron Physics
161. Collider Physics
162. String Theory
163. M-Theory
164. Supersymmetry
165. Grand Unified Theory (GUT)m
166. Quantum Gravity
167. Loop Quantum Gravity
168. AdS/CFT Correspondence
169. Holographic Principle
170. Black Hole Thermodynamics
171. Graviton
172. Particle Astrophysics
173. Cosmological Physics
174. Inflationary Cosmology
175. Cosmic Strings
176. Quantum Cosmology
177. Causal Dynamical Triangulation
178. Digital Physics
179. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
180. Aeroacoustics

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DiverseDose

physicists in 1899: "oh man! i can't believe we've almost completed everything we need to know about physics!"
Max Planck's ass in 1900:

ZephRanAway

This is an excellent compilation of some of the greatest scientific minds who blessed our planet with their scientific prowess and made the lives of humans easier and more virtuous.

tunadida

Ibn Sina should've been in this list. Dude did some phenomenal work in describing the motion of general bodies as well as planets. He's even been cited by Kepler in one of his books.

MuhammadAbdullah-vg

I do think Euler deserves a mention. So much of his work (more that half) was applied. Probably Gauss too.

alistaircrookes

thanks to these people, we have the opportunity to use various technologies that help us live

artem

Sir, we salute you all for giving us the opportunity to develop advanced technologies and make the world more progressive and easier!

rrislam

I feel theres a responsibility on my shoulders to come on this list. I work hard to reach there people!

HarshBundela-cv

Roger Penrose, Freedman Dyson, Lise Meitner, Emmy Noether, Neumann (I know the last two were more of mathematicians, but influential in physics)

AThousandSuns