Theoretical mechanics

Theoretical mechanics is a branch of physics that uses mathematical models and principles to understand how objects move and interact under various forces. It explores concepts like motion, gravity, and momentum to describe the behavior of physical systems, from tiny particles to planets. By developing equations and theories, it helps predict how objects will react in different situations, serving as the foundation for many scientific and engineering applications. Essentially, it provides a framework to analyze and explain the fundamental laws governing motion and force in our universe.