Who is the Father of physics?

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Hebu tujadilini, ni nani haswa anastahili kua father of physics kwa kuzingatia contributions zao kwenye physics kwa ujumla. Binafsi naamini Newton deserves the title. Kuna wanafizikia wengine kibao kama Albert einstein, Marie Curie, Niels Bohr, Galileo Gallilei na wengine. Je wewe unasemaje?
 

Boy wonder E=MC[SUP]2
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Kila Physicist anaikubali E=MC 2, and Einstein waz real a genius! back 2 topic nw mkuu Kinombo
 
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There isn't one. This is a useless and quite
pointless exercise. Physics is the result of
the efforts of many brilliant minds over the
centuries. Designating one of them as
somehow superior to the others is
nonsense
 
Saint Ivuga said:
There isn't one. This is a useless and quite
pointless exercise. Physics is the result of
the efforts of many brilliant minds over the
centuries. Designating one of them as
somehow superior to the others is
nonsense
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Mkuu mbona mara ya kwnza ulipost kua ni Sir Isaack newton thn now umebadilisha na kuandika icho ulichoandika ambacho umecopy kwenye website mojawapo. Jiamini mkuu
 
Among the giants:

Without question, the greatest name in physics during the Arab/Islamic Empire was Ibn al-Hay-tham, born in the city of Basra, Iraq, in 965 A.D. By the time he died in 1030, he had made major contributions to optics, astronomy and mathematics, some of which would not be improved upon for six centuries.

Source: Arab Civilization - Physics 1
 
Isaac- Father of science there z 1 quote saying 'He has given the biggest contribution 2 science than any other human on Earth'
Einstein-Father of Quantum physics.
 
mmmh! father kwa maana ya baba ama father kicheo kwamba he did a lot? to me bado nabaki kusema kwamba kile chenye mchango mkubwa kwenye maisha ambacho leo hii ndicho msingi wa maisha basi muasisi wake ndo angefaa kuwa baba kitu hicho ni atom so sequence hii inaonyesha seniority Planck, Einstein, Bohr, and later de Broglie, Heisenberg, Schro¨ dinger, Dirac, Pauli,and Born. Anyways niko tayari kurekebishwa. i love physics aisee.............
 
FULLUMBU said:
yes einstern ni smart sana but newton katoa mchango mkubwa na basic ya physics so newton anadesrve kuwa father i stand to be corrected
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Newton deserves the title. He was starting from scratch, but Eistein had a starting point to hinge his extraordinary discovery of mass-energy relationship- E=MC[SUP]2[/SUP]
 
Nearly all the major players in the history of physics, received the Nobel Prize in physics: Thomson (1906), Wien (1911), Planck (1919), Einstein (1921), Bohr (1922), Millikan (1923), Franck and Hertz (1926), Perrin (1926), Compton (1927), de Broglie (1929), Heisenberg (1932), Schro¨ dinger (1933), Dirac (1933), and Born (1955). Rutherford received the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1908,and in 1935 Chadwick received the prize in physics
 

Physics ilipofika leo ni michango ya wengi ila "father" ni yule aliyetoa mchango mkubwa zaidi, ambaye for me ni Newton
 
If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants...Isaac Newton

Physics / Science na mambo mengine yanayoitaji research na ugunduzi sio kazi ya mtu mmoja ni continuation ya kazi ya mwenzako alipoachia, na bila kutumia theories au kazi za mwenzako ambazo zipo ni vigumu kwa mwingine kuendelea into the next step.., kwahio mkuu kwenye physics kuna michango ya wengi ambayo bila hio michango wengine wasingepata kile ambacho wamekipata;

Archimedes - laws of floatation
Galileo - modern physics
Newton - classical mechanics
Einsten - Theories of relativity; existence of atoms, E=mc2
Tesla - Electromagnetism

Na wengine wengi.., wote kwa pamoja wamefanikisha kazi za wengine wanaowafata.., sometimes its being at the right time on the right time and depending what kinds of questions are asked at that time and what needs solving
 
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