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Physics
This is a discussion of a present category of science. For the work by Aristotle, see “Physics (Aristotle)”. For a history of the science, see “History of physics”. Physics is the science of matter and its motion, as well as space and time —the  science that deals with concepts such as forceenergymass, and charge. As an experimental science, its goal is to understand the natural world. For the etymology of the word physics, see physis (φύσις).In one form or another, physics is one of the oldest academic disciplines; through its modern subfield of astronomy, it may be the oldest of all. Sometimes synonymous with philosophychemistry and even certain branches of mathematics and biology during the last two millennia, physics emerged as a modern science in the 17th century and these disciplines are now generally distinct, although the boundaries remain difficult to define.
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Physique
La physique (du grec , la nature) est étymologiquement la « science de la nature ». Dans un sens général et ancien, la physique désigne la connaissance de la nature ; c'est le sens de René Descartes et de ses élèves Jacques Rohault et Régis. Elle correspond alors aux sciences naturelles ou encore à la philosophie naturelle. Au , sa signification est plus restreinte : elle décrit de façon à la fois quantitative et conceptuelle les composants fondamentaux de l'univers, les forces qui s'y exercent et leurs effets. Elle développe des théories en utilisant l'outil des mathématiques pour décrire et prévoir l'évolution de systèmes. La signification ancienne de la physique rassemble l'actuelle physique, la chimie et les sciences naturelles actuelles.
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Physik
Die Physik (griechisch φυσική, physike „die Natürliche“) zählt zu den "exakten Wissenschaften" und sucht nach den Gesetzmäßigkeiten der Vorgänge, die in der Natur unbeeinflusst oder im Laboratorium als Experiment ablaufen.
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Fizyka
Fizyka(z physis - "natura") – nauka o przyrodzie w najszerszym znaczeniu tego słowa. Fizycy badają właściwości i przemiany materii i energii oraz oddziaływanie między nimi. Do opisu zjawisk fizycznych używają wielkości fizycznych, wyrażonych za pomocą pojęć matematycznych, takich jak liczbawektortensor. Tworząc hipotezy i teorie fizyki, budują relacje pomiędzy wielkościami fizycznymi.
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Fisica
La fisica (dal neutro plurale latino physica, a sua volta derivante dal greco physikà– ovvero "le cose naturali", da physis, "natura") è la scienza della Natura nel senso più ampio. Originariamente una branca della filosofia (per lungo tempo è stata chiamata filosofia naturale), ancora oggi mantiene con essa legami profondi. Ma in seguito alla codifica del metodo scientifico di Galileo Galilei, negli ultimi trecento anni si è talmente evoluta e sviluppata ed ha conseguito risultati di tale importanza da conquistarsi piena autonomia e autorevolezza.
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