What is physical science?

Physics is a science that studies the following contents:

Physics is a subject that studies the most general laws of material movement and the basic structure of material.

Physics is the research foundation of other natural science disciplines. Studying all the most basic motion forms and laws from the universe to elementary particles, its theoretical structure takes mathematics as the working language and experiments as the only criterion to test the correctness of the theory. It is the most accurate natural science discipline at present.

Extended data:

Introduction to other important disciplines:

Chemistry is a natural science, which studies the composition, properties, structure and changing laws of matter at molecular and atomic levels. The science of creating new substances. The world is made up of matter, and chemistry is one of the main ways and means for human beings to understand and transform the material world.

Biology is a science that studies the structure, function, occurrence and development of organisms (including plants, animals and microorganisms). Part of natural science. The purpose is to clarify and control life activities, transform nature and serve the practice of agriculture, industry and medicine.

Mathematics (Mathematics or maths, from the Greek word "Má thē ma"; Often abbreviated as "mathematics"), it is a discipline that studies concepts such as quantity, structure, change, space and information, and belongs to a formal science from a certain point of view.