Hello Steemian's. Today I bring to you a topic about my greatest scientific hero, Albert Einstein. His contributions to the world of physics can never be matched. In a very young age he achieved so much success that, it makes him my God. Let us visit to know about his contributions in physics.
For over 300 years classical physics was the backbone of the modern civilization before 19th century. Newtonian Mechanics (Classical Mechanics) and Maxwell’s Electromagnetism(Classical Electrodynamics) were the driving forces of the modernization. Newton’s “Philosophae Naturalis Principia Mathematica” is a scientific marvel of all time. This book reflects Newton’s mathematical insight to explain the laws of nature. Maxwell’s four equations in electromagnetism unified magnetism and electricity into a common fundamental interaction called the Electromagnetism and endorsed the world with hi-tech electric machineries.
But during the early decades of 20th century some revolutionary ideas evolved which changed not only the course of physics but also the modern civilization to a new horizon. Through the introduction of his theory on quantization of energy, Max Planck in 1900 initiated the era of Modern Physics. This theory postulated that energy is quantized i.e. energy transferred is always in discrete amount and is not continuous. Using this concept he could explain Black Body Radiation which classical physics was unable to explain. A Black Body is an ideal matter which absorbs all the frequencies of light falling
on it and reflects none. That is why it is ideally black. Also, on heating a perfect black body emits maximum energy. Under classical physics this energy was calculated to be infinity. But, it does not radiate infinite amount of energy though maximum. A constant “h” known as the Planck’s constant is named in his honour.
The Miracle Year :
In 1905 which is often known as the Miracle Year in physics community, a 26 year old low profile clerk at the Swiss Patent Office published his three revolutionary papers in the scientific journal “Annalen der Physik” which would change the world history. He was none other than the great Albert Einstein who came to be known as the greatest physicist of all time. These papers contributed substantially to the foundation of modern physics and showed for the first time that reality is much more bizarre than what we perceive.
The first paper was about “Photoelectric Effect” for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 1921.In this paper using Planck’s concept he explained that radiant energy i.e. light is quantized which means that light comes in the form of particles known as Photons having zero rest mass and is able to impart momentum to an electron on the metal surface. This concept re-established the corpuscular nature of light (explained earlier by Newton) which was being perceived as an electromagnetic wave as Maxwell’s equations explained. The second paper was about the Brownian Motion. In this paper he explained how the pollen grains move in a zig zag path in water because of their collision with water molecules and confirmed the existence of atoms. He even calculated the size of atoms. His third paper, The Special Theory of Relativity was a groundbreaking one and the most complex one. There was a saying among the people that only a few scientists of that time could fully understand the mathematics of this theory. The postulates of this theory were :
- The laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames (non-accelerating frame) of reference.
It implies the absence of a universal frame of reference which was confirmed in Michelson-Morley Ether experiment in 1887. Suppose, you are juggling a ball in a train moving with a constant velocity (inertial frame). Your intuition may say that the ball has to be left behind you when you throw it up and you have to stretch back to catch the ball. But, from your experience you know that the ball always falls on your hand and you need not stretch back to catch it. This happens because the laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames of reference.
Again suppose, A is moving in a spacecraft with constant velocity in outer space towards B who is stationary (for our convenience of understanding) at some point of space. Now say, all the visible masses of the universe are removed. In such a situation none of them can prove by any experiment who is actually moving and who is stationary. Each of them will find the other one moving towards him. It implies that there is no absolute motion. Every motion is relative. In other words there is no universal frame of referene. Had any one of them been accelerating he would have felt a force which would have proved his state of motion.
The second postulate of Special Relativity was,
- The speed of light is constant in all inertial frames of reference.
This postulate resulted in the conclusion that nothing can move faster than light. In the late 19th century it was found that the relative speed of light is always constant i.e. approximately 3 x 108 m/s irrespective of the observer i.e. whether the observer is moving towards the direction of light or against it.
This postulate was an incredible one and it totally changed human perception about space and time. Einstein showed that space and time are not two distinct entities. Instead they are intertwined into each other as a flexible common fabric known as the “Space-time Continuoum”. Einstein explained that it is the spaceward motion of the observer which reduces his timeward motion which slows down the course of time (time dilation). Space and time adjusts themselves to keep the speed of light constant. As the speed of an object increases space gets contracted and time gets slowed down so that the speed of light remains constant. The more it moves through space, the less it moves through time. This phenomenon is noticeable only when the speed of the observer is comparable to that of light.
The mathematics of special relativity also implied that the length of an object gets reduced with increase in speed (length contraction) and mass of an objects increases with the increase in speed. All these phenomena has been experimentally proved and have been used in several modern technologies such as the Global Positioning System popularly known as GPS, particle physics etc. Another important implication of this theory was the mass-energy equivalence principle defined by the equation
This equation has been considered as the world’s most famous equation. It means that mass can be converted to energy and vice versa. This equation has been used for realizing nuclear power.
General Relativity :
After proposing the Special Theory of Relativity, Einstein felt that his theory was limited to some special cases i.e. to constant speeds. Einstein felt an obvious need to extend his concept to accelerating motions. It took ten years for Einstein to solve this problem. But, trying to incorporate acceleration to relativity Einstein found himself standing against the God of physics of that time, Sir Issac Newton. Newton was the first to explain Gravity as a fundamental force acting between any two bodies in the universe and quantified the force with a mathematical equation with very great accuracy. But, he failed to explain how the mechanism works which he himself admitted in his book, Philosophae Naturalis Principia Mathematica. Einstein threw away the Newtonian picture of gravity with his greatest discovery ever.
Suppose, the sun disappears suddenly. According to Newton at such condition the earth will be free from sun's gravitational force and will start following a tangential path within instantaneously. But, Einstein questioned that how the effect of gravity could reach the earth instantly as nothing can move faster than light. Even the light from the sun needs 8 minutes to reach earth. Einstein put forward his General Theory of Relativity in 1915 to explain gravity. The Principle of Equivalence is the central idea of this theory. The principle states that one can’t distinguish between the two situations :
A person standing on earth and,
A person in a spacecraft moving with an acceleration ‘g’ in outer space.
In both the cases the person feels the same force. The person standing inside the spacecraft feels as if he is standing on earth. It implies that gravity can be created simply by acceleration. Similarly, one can’t distinguish between the two cases :
A person in free fall and
A person in free space where any source of gravity is not present.
In both the cases the person feels weightless. Einstein objected that if gravity is a force caused by earth, why one does not feel force in free fall where he is accelerating. Einstein made a breakthrough and changed the century-long perception of gravity. He explained that,
Gravity is actually the distortion or curvature of space-time continuum caused by the presence of massive bodies rather than being a force.
Einstein in his Field Equations which is a set of partial differential equations written under tensor notation explained how the presence of large masses causes the flat space to curve and vice versa. This curvature in space-time continuum is responsible for the falling of objects on earth and the motion of planets around the sun. In flat space a free object moves in straight line. But, when the space itself is curved the object will also follow a curved trajectory. Thus, the motion of the planets around the sun is just an inertial motion in curved space-time. Moreover, it is not the earth that pulls the objects, it is the space which pushes the objects towards earth.
To understand the mechanism let us stretch a plain cloth holding it with its four corners and put a football on it. Now, we observe that the presence of the football causes the cloth to stretch downward. This is how mass curves space-time continuum. Now, if we throw a small ball near the football it will move around the football in a circular path for a short time (or forever if the real gravity was absent). This is how planets move around the sun. Thus, there is no absolute space. Rather it is twistable, malleable and it can even ripple.
As light in an accelerated frame of reference travels in a curved path, Einstein from his equations predicted that light must also deviate from its straight path in the presence of gravity which was successfully proved in a solar eclipse in 1919 when stars behind the sun became visible which was a straight proof of his theory.
This theory predicted some bizarre never before cosmological phenomena like the existence of Black Holes, Gravitational Lensing, existence of Gravitational Waves etc.
A Black Hole is a dead star whose mass is more than three times the mass of sun. Such a star curves the space so much that it forms an infinitely deep hole in space. There is a region called the Event Horizon around the Black Hole from where nothing, even light can not escape and thus it looks black. Scientists claim that a supermassive black hole exists at the core of our Milky Way galaxy.
Gravitational lensing is the phenomenon where, as because light gets deviated from its straight path due to gravity of some stars, we get distorted or multiple images of the star.
Gravitational waves are caused by some cosmological explosion like Novae and Supernovae. The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) at Livingston, USA on 11th Feb, 2016 announced that they have detected the gravitational wave which was created during the merging of two black holes. For this achievement Rainer Weiss, Barry C. Barish and Kip S. Thorne was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for the year 2017.
Einstein’s ideas totally transformed the face of earth and human perception about reality. Most of the modern discoveries like the Neutron Stars,Black Holes, Nuclear energy, LASER, GPS can’t be explained without using Einstein’s ideas. He also contributed substantially to the development of Quantum Mechanics. He developed the Bose-Einstein Statistics in Quantum Mechanics in collaboration with the Indian mathematician Satyendra Nath Bose. which helped in the discovery of the fifth state of matter called the Bose-Einstein Condensate. The particles which obey Bose-Einstein Statistics are called Bosons (e.g. light photon), named in the honor of Satyendra Nath Bose. However, Einstein opposed the probabilistic interpretation of reality in Quantum Mechanics .
Due to his mind blowing ideas he remains the greatest scientific hero of all time even after six decades of his death. He is worshiped by millions who love to rejoice the beauty in the laws of nature. A low profile patent clerk turned the greatest physicist of all times, he is really an inspirational figure in human history.
References :
- Gravity Probe B : Testing Einstein's Universe
- Press Release: The Nobel Prize in Physics 2017 by the Official Website of Nobel Prize
- Original Paper of Special Relativity
- A Documentary on Albert Einstein by the tv Channel History.com
- What is Space( Fabric of the Cosmos) by the tv Channel NOVA
- Various Textbooks
- Wikipedia
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Well done @physics-o-mania - excellent paper.!!! There are many physicists over the last century who have done great things to expand our understanding of the natural world, however few achieved the prestige of Einstein - my personal favorite is Hisenburgh, and although not nearly as famous, the uncertainty principal is no less important to the modern era as E=MC2.
No single theory (before or since) has become so entrenched within our scientific paradigm as is relativity, and unfortunately I believe the future/history will likely show much of Einsteins theory(s) to at the least be "incomplete", and some aspects perhaps entirely "incorrect". Don't get me wrong - he's a "god" of men and in my top 5 greatest ever... However...
Even within Einsteins own writings, there was uncertainty (pun intended), and as he grew older he became so sure of his own genius that he even argued against quantum mechanics and proposed an alternate "hidden variable" theory to explain the "spooky action" inherent within quantum theory - unsuccessfully of course. Here we are 90 years later and quantum theory is the most successful and thoroughly tested scientific endeavor ever.
Einstein himself said about your example of gravitational lensing, that it was doubtful to ever be proven, and although he was the first to predict "dark energy", he almost immediately questioned its validity and referred to it as his greatest blunder.
As a student of all things "sciency", I have personally tried to wrap my head around why someone as brilliant as Einstein would be so unwilling to accept even his own assertions, and that extends to today's so called experts in general and special relativity - having this weird dichotomy where when considering the newest scientific discoveries of today, they are unwilling to change their perceptions with new developments - like Einstein and almost like the mysticism of the past - ie religion...
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Yeah revision of the old theory is a science thing.We cannot and shouldn't stop it
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😂😂 not me i hated physics in high school my favorite class was gym
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Interest matters...yeah
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Fantastic work, extensively cited and beautifully written. A really nice look at some of the ways Einstein contributed to our understanding of physics, and how those ideas have lead to some things that we all use on almost a daily basis (GPS). Keep up the awesome posts @physics-o-mania!
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I can only repeat everything that has been said above. This is a wonderful post about one of the fathers of modern physics. His work is used everyday, in this era :)
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Thank you @lemouth for encouraging me.
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Thanks @justtryme90 .more such contents on the way.
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Hopefully next time you will credit your own blog when reposting from it. (Assuming this is you, and you didn't just take the content, as the name is the same)
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Original steemit content should be more valuable then content from elsewhere.
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Thank you @justtryme for advising. I'l take care about that next time. Hve to talk to you. Wts ur username in steemit.chat?
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Great post on a great man!
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fantastic article, although Einstein ruined my high school and collage with his complex work, life i feel like he was a good man :)
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Great work @physics-o-maniya
You done a fentastic detailed layout of the legend Einstein..Expecting more and more like this..the way you presented is very impressive with detailed graphic and video support.. keep it up..
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Wow, such a great post. 😊😃
Yesterday you were talking about Einstein and you posted right away. Great work bro.
Keep the awesome content coming. Your future is bright on Steemit.😉
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Don't know bro.have to work hard with patience. Thats the fundamental rule in Steemit
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He is my hero; I love the fact that we are still proving his theories, it's like technology has to catch up with his gargantuan brain.
First we needed to wait for atomic clocks to prove the time dilation theory in the 70s. Right through to the LIGO telescopes recently.
I notice that every decade or so, somebody somewhere comes up with a hypothesis and attaches (or rather the media attaches) the strap line that "Einstein was wrong!"
The last time that happened was in the LHC when they thought c was being broken. I remember a friend of mine who knows I worship Einstein said to me; "have you heard? Einstein was wrong?!"
I sighed and said he wasn't; "but-but-but"
No he wasn't . . .
Of course the LHC was the thing that was wrong; how dare we think we can build tech that is smarter than Einstein was?! Lolz :-)
Nice article man, keep 'em coming!
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Thats why he is "The Einstein"
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Great one, mate ;)
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Thanks Jaki...always a big thanks to you
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This is an excellent article. You summed up nicely Einstein's contribution to physics and more importantly to the mankind!
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Albert Einstein gave the world a new perspective of the world we live in which could give us a better understanding of ourselves and the universe. The thing is, there is still many of us who interpret life based on the old and limited Physics.
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Awesome post , Albert Einstein is one of my favorites as well , he was a revolutionary thinker and made uncountable cotributions to science and the world . Thanks for sharing with us ☺ followed and resteemed
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Thank you...following you too
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Indeed a real hero in the field of science. Well written article...! :)
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Beautifully written post. I look forward to seeing more posts from you.
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This is absolutely amazing to read! When I was in the 6th grad our class had to do a speech on a famous person we know of and I had chosen Einstein and focused primarily on his mass-energy equivalence formula (E=MC2) and since then I gained a passion for science. I don't think I have enjoyed reading a steemit post as much as I have with this one, thank you so much for sharing!
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That is why I said he is the person who made people love physics
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This well detailed. Einstein is marvel to the 19th century generation till date. in my undergraduate days, i did a work on black hole and was in awe of general relativity. The field equations, the formation of black hole from dwarf planet to neutron star is just amazing. you have come across gravity light, is is a product of this theory. The special relativity defiled intuition. i was glad for this noble prize recipient, it so points to Einstein.
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I love Physics. I scored 99/100 marks in Thermodynamics. I love Einstein's "Theory of Relativity" and loved solving its equations.
By the way what are your thoughts on Nikola Tesla ? My husbands says Tesla is the greatest mind in the field of Physics. What are your thoughts on Tesla ?
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Tesla is the man of electricity. I don't know much about him. But I know that people made fortune out of his talent and rewarded him little.He was no less than Einstein. I read something like, when Einstein was asked,"How does it feel to be the greatest scientist of the world ?", he replied,"I don't know. Go ask Tesla." Such was the talent of Tesla
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Beautiful!... Keep this articles coming!, we need more of this and less from Flat earth & conspiracy crap ... Cheers!
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Thank you @dreamrafa. Obviously.More such contents are on the making
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Probably the most entertaining app on android.... hands down...
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the mushroom is no hero for me.. he is a killer who will continue to kill millions even while he is dead
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Haha...whom he killed dude?
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the atom bomb.. he made it..
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No man..he wasn't involved in the Manhatten project. He strongly protested the use of his theory for military use. Watch the tv series, " The Genius" which is based on his life. You will know him in a better way. The only side I don't like of him is that he was careless about the people who loved him. He never realised what his wife Mileva had sacrifised for him. She always helped him writing his revolutionary paper and solving his theories. But he never cared to ever mention her name in his work.
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he wrote a letter to the president proposing nuclear weapon should be made.. he also did the final calculation for the completion of the bomb.. he probably wanted to destroy the world because he didn't get the recognition and wealth which he desired in his younger days while he was a student
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some said that his path is a total failure by neglecting magnetic fields... I heard it from the suspicious observer channel on youtube. He says that the gravity / mass / energy focus is leading physics to a dead end.
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Thank you. Even I'm from India. Following you
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He was an amazing person.
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What a lovely article! Thanks a lot, im subscribing to your feed:)
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Physics was really interesting subject for me due to this person.
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Thank you @jamhuery . Keep in touch
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Einatine was a great personality
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A physics account on steem? Count me in! Nice articles :)
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I don't like physics on my school days. hahaha
I like the lunch break more. ^_^
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Haha...thats a matter of personal interests
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Your post tell me much more than my school about Enstein...now i know more about him from you guys and I never know that Enstein is that great.... I can say that he is a father of education...
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Back in the high school days, I was prompt in clas to answer random science questions and explain them in a simple fashion. I was affectionately called "Einstein".
Missed those days.
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Restart that journy bro rather than missing. Its fun
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Meticulous perception! Love what you have done here!
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How have I never seen a picture of young Einstein?! Upvoted!
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He looked handsome.
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I loved Physics and I love Einstein too. I actually love it more than chemistry. The world of Physics is so broad and interesting. I wished I took a physical science course instead of a social science when I was in college. Too bad, I never liked Math that much.
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Awesome post!
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Physics @ best! Good detailed Reaserch.
I have physics Phobia, ...as i m an accountant.. however my sweet niece loved the post and all the comments and explanation. Asked me for printout...for her school. Hope there wont be any copyright issue
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Nice and good job
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Great coverage of anawesome human being. Thanks
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The power of imagination
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You have put a lot of effort on this article but some lines or phrases are either too unspecific or downright incorrect.
One such example could be
"A Black Hole is a dead star whose mass is more than three times the mass of sun. Such a star curves the space so much that it forms an infinitely deep hole in space."
this definition is too unspecific it could very well be perceived as incorrect.
And fellow steemers have already pointed out the operating idea behind GPS.
But upvoted for your effort.
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Thank you...for pointing out. Actually I was aware about my unclear definition of black hole. I am not well read bout black holes. So don't know the proper definition. Plz give me the correct definition in the reply.
But about the GPS thing. Yeah GPS works on a different principle. What I meant that GPS technology can't work without taking into account Special Relativity. Am I correct?
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His contribution to the world's developement cannot be underestimated..thanks for this...you are always followed
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@physics-o-mania damn i do understand Enstein better now, although not 100%. Great article, really
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Though, once I was science student, the huge information is overwhelming for me. Great post specially for the persons related to physics.
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I'm thankful I stumbled across your post, this detailed write-up was excellent! Einstein is also one of my favorite geniuses because being an engineer his work fascinates me. He also has a special place in my heart because he understood how special animals were and overall health. A great quote by him:
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He was really an awesome lad... :P
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Great article, it was pleasure to read it.
Thank you.
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Muy buen trabajo
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Einstein is my hero
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Good education..
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thank you...
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Being the DPP (Designated Party Pooper) is a dirty job but somebody's gotta do it... You need to start doing a better job of picking heroes.
https://thelethaltext.me/2017/08/06/einstein/
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Don't fall into this trap man...believe in what you know about these scientists. Don't go blind to what others say. A well read person will equally credit both of them. Both of them had their own domain of excellency which blessed the world with new technologies.
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Difference is that in the case of Einstein, you're peddling BS.
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Hahahahaha, I love how you, eminent Nobel Prize winning physicist tells us that Einstein was peddling BS. Oh we're not worthy; please let me know the next groundbreaking theory you come up with, so that I can marvel in its simplistic beauty.
Seriously dude, I - I, just no words; apart from the ones above of course :-)
Cg
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Resteemed
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Thank you resteemer for resteeming. Following you
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Ron Hatch (who holds most of the meaningful patents for GPS) describes relativity is a bunch of bullshit, noting that GPS works entirely on Newtonian physics and could not be made to work on Einsteinian/relativistic physics.
Also on record for generally viewing relativity as a bunch of bullshit is Nicola Tesla, the real scientific genius of the last 150 years or thereabouts:
"Einstein compensated by inventing the surreal notion of ‘curved space’. This concept would appear, prima facie, absurd. I know – we’re supposed to say ‘counterintuitive’.
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Lewis Carrol Epstein ("Relativity Visualized") describes relativity using the analogy of a house in which every window and door worked other than for one door which was binding. You would normally think in terms of planing the one door until it worked but Epstein notes that you could also go to Harbor Freight and purchase a couple of hundred small jacks, jack the house until the one door worked properly, and then readjust every other door and window in the house, which is basically what Einstein was doing. In the analogy, the one problematic door was light, and all of the other doors and windows were the various things which live in the house of physics (mass, velocity, distance, time...) Epstein claims that relativity is the one case you will ever find in which that kind of an approach makes sense but ordinary logic and Occam's principle both demand that there could never be such a case.
Einstein's biggest problems were probably with gravity. Einstein claimed that information could not be transmitted faster than this speed of light number (C) but gravity propagates instantaneously to within our ability to measure it. Plainly any time you take one step, you are sending a gravitational message out into the void at infinite or near infinite speed and somebody on the far side of our galaxy with a sufficiently sensitive instrument could read that message in real time. There is also the question of Ralph Sansbury's experiments indicating the existence of sub electron particles, the computed necessary velocity of which would get you from here to Andromeda in one or two seconds. That doesn't appear to fit Einstein's requirements either...
Likewise, there is no way to start with a claim of gravity being a differential geometry thing of some sort and believe that gravity could ever have undergone a major change on our own planet within geologically recent time; nonetheless, it is an easy demonstration that gravity HAS in fact undergone such a change and that a large dinosaur would be crushed by his own weight in our present gravity. Moreover, apologists do not have 65 million years to try to account for such a change in gravity. Researchers have been finding soft tissue in dinosaur remains since 2006 and there have been several documented cases of radiocarbon dates being determined for such remains and all those dates come in sight a range of 20,000 to 40,000 years.
There is a little club consisting of authors of dead science theories from past centuries and Charles Darwin is not the only member of that club. Albert Einstein is also a member and, in my view, will not be treated well by history of science books in future time.
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sigh no it doesn't, this is demonstrably not true.
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@cryptogee plz save me from this kind of replies. There is always someone to say Einstein is wrong
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GPS requires relativity to work due to relativity providing an explanation to time dilation. Remember the speed of light is constant within a medium and cannot accelerate linearly meaning that in order to calculate ones position accurately you would require knowing how much time it took for the light to reach the satellite, previous heading, and velocity/acceleration of the target. All of which is used to determine the amount of time that actually passed for the person on earth vs the satellite to determine position accurately. Newtonian gravity cannot explain Mercuries orbit yet relativity can and similar things happen with satellites, properties about them require relativity in order to explain phenomena. Also on your statement about gravity propagating instantly yet we have discovered multiple instances of gravitational waves since 2015 and thus acts as more evidence supporting relativity and refuting Newtons laws of gravity. With all that being said, Newton's laws were revolutionary and shouldn't be said to be useless (as they aren't), they just are not up to modern standards on precision and so on, and they do not offer an explanation, as op said, about how gravity actually works.
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Ah! Ron Hatch, that famous er, nobody, says Einstein was wrong. Plus why are you including a quote that we know to be wrong?
The bending of light via the fabric of spacetime has been proved again and again, from observing galaxial lensing, to LIGO. Both things were predicted by Einstein's equations, and once tech became as amazing as his brain, we proved him right.
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