General Relativity

@niloy996 · 3 years ago

General Relativity And Teaching Career of "Albert Einstein"

General Relativity And Teaching Career . At first Einstein’s 1905 papers were ignored by the physics community . This began to change after he received the attention of just one physicist, perhaps...

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@MarkyDaily · 3 years ago

General Relativity: Time Travel Through A WormHole (Part 1)

On November 2, 2000, a male time traveler introduced himself as John Titor. He said he came from the future, in the year 2036. His mission was to time travel to the past, in the year 1975 to find the...

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@robi11 · 3 years ago

Black holes, wormholes and general relativity 6Excessive hassle 2: Why time dimension

I'm starting from where I ended the previous episode. If not, you can fall. 1. The dimension thing is not just about who is in which position, it is possible to find the distance of two points. Fo...

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@MarkyDaily · 3 years ago

General Relativity: Time Travel Through A WormHole (Part 2)

But is this thing possible? The wormhole is just another HYPOTHETICAL tunnel, in other words it is just another idea, imagination or speculation and there is no solid evidence yet that there are worm...

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@robi11 · 3 years ago

Black Hole, Worm Hole and General Relativity 8

At the moment Did you know that at the moment I am writing on my mobile phone, according to some people, the war of liberation is taking place near Dhaka at this time, the Mughal emperor Shahjahan i...

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@Greyy · 1 year ago

Space-Time

In the 1970s, physicists Stephen Hawking and Jacob Bekenstein noticed a connection between the surface area of black holes and the microscopic quantum structures that determine their entropy. This w...

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@AhmedSaeed · 2 years ago

Beyond Quantum by Roger Penrose

Greetings dear readers! Beyond Quantum The World of Penrose If there is one of the great scientists of the 20th century among the living fascists, it is Roger Penrose. The way they implement the m...

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@MKFAWKES · 3 years ago

Wormhole at Emory

https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/mkultra.home.blog/302 The wormhole theory postulates that a theoretical passage through space-time could create shortcuts for long journeys across the univers...

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@Afrin11 · 3 years ago

Hawking, Penrose is exposed to the light of Amal? What history says

Hello friends.. I am back.. How are you? I am fine but feeling bored.. What are you doing now? Now i am writing about this article Hawking, Penrose is exposed to the light of Amal? What histor...

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@Kristena · 3 years ago

The European Space Telescope "Euclid" will observe the universe in a panoramic view !!

The large-scale field observatory, which begins operations in 2022, will be one of the three new generation observatories designed to unveil dark energy, dark matter and other cosmic mysteries. When...

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@Nameless · 3 years ago

The holy grail of physics(The End of physics ?)

The journey of physics has always been a journey of discovery, from the time of thales of maltinus to the present day physics. We can notice a rapid a evolution in physics and the equipment that is us...

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@Asif178 · 3 years ago

U want to know about black hole??

A black hole is a region of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing—no particles or even electromagnetic radiation such as light —can escape from it. The theory of general relat...

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@Pluto.725 · 3 years ago

Black Hole

A black hole is a region of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing—no particles or even electromagnetic radiation such as light—can escape from it. The theory of general relativity predicts...

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@Nameless · 3 years ago

Blackhole information paradox

Well most Scientist would have know about blackhole and how it violate most know laws of physics, a famous Scientist once said that, blackhole is a region where God divide the universe by Zero. Wel...

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@Kawser199 · 3 years ago

Blackhole

If you are interested in science and if you are trying to find out about the various discoveries of science or if you are only aware of the happenings in the outside world for the purpose of keeping...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

For some physicists, the simulation hypothesis would only be pseudoscience

In recent years, the simulation hypothesis has aroused some enthusiasm among the general public. This hypothesis, proposing that our universe is the fruit of a computer simulation generated by a hi...

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@amart29 · 3 years ago

How Old is the Universe?

Greetings to all. the universe is 13,700 million years old. but the answer to the question is not as easy as it seems, how do we know how old the universe is? Until about 100 years ago, there was a f...

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@Alther · 1 year ago

Time Killer

Time is a part of the life of the universe, so we can know its existence of the use of the word " when " can be used. Referring to several theories that are often alluded to the existence of time, of...

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@Ratul007 · 3 years ago

White Hole!!

White Hole ===================== The White Hole is the opposite of the Black Hole. The black beaver assimilates everything into itself, and the white beaver takes everything out. That’s why i...

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@Ufoasd · 3 years ago

ALBERT EINSTEIN..a great scientist

Albert Einstein ( /ˈaɪnstaɪn/ EYEN-styne ; [4] German: [ˈalbɛʁt ˈʔaɪnʃtaɪn] ( listen ); 14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist , [5] widely acknowledged to be o...

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@Jonelski · 3 years ago

How close can you get to a black hole?

Streams of gas fall to their dooms, plunging into black holes, locked away from the universe forever. In their final moments, these gassy shreds send out one last flare of light, some of the brightest...

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@VenAlka · 3 years ago

Models are wrong

All Models Are Wrong, Some Are Useful Even the best models of the world are imperfect. This insight is important to remember if we want to learn how to make decisions and take action on a daily basis...

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@Nameless · 3 years ago

A force called gravity

Many of us must have heard about the word gravity and also gravitational force. But we may not be that familiar with what lies behind the legend called gravity. For centuries Many people before Kepler...

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@Prama · 3 years ago

After 100 years, Einstein's theory stands test of time

Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity is about to celebrate its 100th anniversary, and his revolutionary hypothesis has withstood the test of time, despite numerous expert attempts to find fl...

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@Miss.Top10 · 2 years ago

Albert Einstein - Simple Life Story

Einstein was born in Germany in 1879. His mother died when he was five years old and his father, a professor of physics, took him to Zurich to live with his brother Eduard. Einstein was fascinated by...

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@Khalid · 3 years ago

Theory of realtivity.

The theory of relativity usually encompasses two interrelated theories by Albert Einstein: special relativity and general relativity.Special relativity applies to all physical phenomena in the absence...

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@robi11 · 3 years ago

Light

Why does a black hole draw light even though there is no mass of light? 1. Light rest month 0. 2. Light is never static, it is mass from its relativity in the moving state. Nowadays mass is not sepa...

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@onlymythoughts · 2 years ago

Cause and effect

I have been learning about the theory of general relativity, quantum mechanics and particuarly the strange phemomenen of 'quantum entanglement' Einstiens theory of general relativity states that noth...

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@Amjad · 3 years ago

The strangest thing about really is unstarnge it actually is.. .Let me explain when. Newton discovered the laws of gravity in the 17th century, this was a fundamental departure from the prevailing par...

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@seafish80 · 3 years ago

Why are all the planets floating in the air?

If we look at a picture of the universe, we may see that there are many celestial bodies floating on it in the void space. Of course, there are only a few real pictures that have been shot. However, s...

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