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Hi! I am Aayan Khan an Aeronautical engineer from India. 'Physics In Flux' is a physics and science blog where I share fascinating and mind-bending concepts of physics and science and try to make them as accurate as possible and easier to read and understand.

I was always fascinated by physics and science in general. Now, through this blog 'Physics In Flux' I am trying to share my entire passion and genuine. with the world. If you are a passionate and curious science geek like me, you would enjoy the content of 'Physics In Flux'.

What you can expect from physics in class?

  • You can expect well-researched physics, and science topics that will excite your curiosity.
  • Sometimes just my ideas and questions. along with a slight philosophical touch.
  • Also, some spelling mistakes here and there. And I hope you will forgive me for that.

So, consider this as a welcoming space to learn, share, and ponder upon the mysteries of the universe, and also get knowledgeable and wise through physics and science.

Be well.

Thank You.

(By the way sorry for 'THAT' Hi!)


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