Which is the popular branches of physics

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There are eight popular branches of Physics

👉Classical mechanics.

👉Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics.

👉Electromagnetism and photonics.

👉Relativistic mechanics.

👉Quantum mechanics, atomic physics, and molecular physics.

👉Optics.

👉Condensed matter physics.

👉High-energy particle physics and nuclear physics

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