<p>^ Yeah, you’re right about that. Im only gonna take AP Calc and AP Physics junior year, so I wont be up for complex mathematical equations. But I suppose you can still do projects that don’t require anything beyond standard Calculus? I talked to physics Professor George Brown of UCSC (During a summer program there), and he encouraged me to ask a professor near my house for help.
He encouraged me to read “Dreams of a Final Theory” by Steven Weinberg. </p>
<p>My regional science fair had juniors working on projects regarding Dark Matter and its possible relations with Neutrinos and Mercury dissipation. Other people had complex stuff too. </p>
<p>Anyways, your reply was very helpful guys. Any more is welcome! I had trouble deciding whether to use the shotgun approach or the sniper approach.</p>