r/Physics

Physics Forums aims to provide a community for students, scientists, educators or hobbyists to learn and discuss science as it is currently generally understood and practiced by the professional scientific community. Physics is the main focus but also discusses other STEM fields including engineering, chemistry, biology, mathematics, etc. Physics and math homework help is available for students.

Science Hub is a community of science enthusiasts ranging from high schoolers to Ph.D. students from around the globe. Find new friends who are passionate about physics, chemistry, astronomy, biology, and more!

A place for physics students of any level to discuss the intricate profoundness of the universe. Students can seek help, share their experiences, and engage in conversations with others who have a similar interest in physics.

The space is all about mathematics and physics, the two branches of science that are responsible for development of the world.

The mission of this "Scientific Group" is to present you with highly educational posts of physics and domains of it's major fields. The principles in the natural science field of physics and it's sphere of expertise, will include classical mechanics, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, electromagnetism and electronics, relativity, quantum mechanics, string theory, quantum gravity, and Loop quantum gravity, optics, and atomic, molecular, and optical physics, condensed matter physics, high energy/particle physics and nuclear physics.