I'm interested in space physics now I want the course with no calculations. I want to know if there are calculations or not because calculations makes physics more harder but I do them because I'm interested in the course.
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I think you're trying to get by physics without doing any math. Well that's just not happening lol. There's no shortcut.
Space physics will deal with lots of calculations. Now you have the gravitational influence of not only Earth, but perturbations (disturbances) from surrounding bodies (the Moon and Sun for example). You're now in a vacuum. Conditions in space is different than on the surface of the Earth. In space physics, there's a good chance you'll work with how bodies orbit one another (example...how a satellite orbits around the Earth). You'll have to deal with vectors and coordinate systems (static and dynamic). For example, the calculations involved when a satellite orbits a planet is dependent on: The type of body the satellite is orbiting, the mass of the satellite, and the proximity of the satellite to the planet (this will effect the type of orbit the satellite is under).
There are plenty of calculations involved with space physics.
Space physics will deal with lots of calculations. Now you have the gravitational influence of not only Earth, but perturbations (disturbances) from surrounding bodies (the Moon and Sun for example). You're now in a vacuum. Conditions in space is different than on the surface of the Earth. In space physics, there's a good chance you'll work with how bodies orbit one another (example...how a satellite orbits around the Earth). You'll have to deal with vectors and coordinate systems (static and dynamic). For example, the calculations involved when a satellite orbits a planet is dependent on: The type of body the satellite is orbiting, the mass of the satellite, and the proximity of the satellite to the planet (this will effect the type of orbit the satellite is under).
There are plenty of calculations involved with space physics.