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==Einstein's Theory of Speical Relativity== | ==Einstein's Theory of Speical Relativity== | ||
==Definition | ==Definition== | ||
===What is Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity?=== | ===What is Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity?=== | ||
:What is relativity? Succinctly put, it is the notion that the laws of physics are the same everywhere. We here on Earth obey the same laws of light and gravity as someone in a far off corner of the universe. | :What is relativity? Succinctly put, it is the notion that the laws of physics are the same everywhere. We here on Earth obey the same laws of light and gravity as someone in a far off corner of the universe. | ||
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It's all relative. | It's all relative. | ||
==Occurrence== | ==Occurrence== | ||
==What is Loretz Factor== | ==What is Loretz Factor== | ||
==Special Relativity in Dynamics== | ==Special Relativity in Dynamics== | ||
==Interesting Facts About Special Relativity== | ==Interesting Facts About Special Relativity== | ||
Revision as of 21:57, 28 November 2015
Einstein's Theory of Speical Relativity
Definition
What is Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity?
- What is relativity? Succinctly put, it is the notion that the laws of physics are the same everywhere. We here on Earth obey the same laws of light and gravity as someone in a far off corner of the universe.
- The universality of physics means that history is provincial. Different viewers will see the timing and spacing of events differently. What for us is a million years may just be a blink of an eye for someone flying in a high speed rocket or falling into a black hole.
It's all relative.