It's somewhat important to note that he did NOT get the Nobel Prize for this such discovery; he got it for the discovery of the photoelectric effect, which is a whole different thing than this.
schematic at 1:00 is totally wrong.... the light is not just conturning the star, in your schematic the light is going strait from the first star to earth and making a curve around the sun... but it is not working like that... the light going not in direction of earth/sun is curved just once... not 3 times as you showed...
According to the Nobel website, Einstein won the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for "his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect". This is amusing because the photoelectric effect has absolutely nothing to do with special or general relativity. It was some unrelated work which led to the concept of photons and quantum mechanics (also quite important, but less popular).
yes, Einstein received a nobel prize, but it wasn't for his relativity theories.. :/... but for those stuff that he discovered before special relativity (like E=mc^2)
@cusanusnicolas Haha, when did you come up with this theory? Effects of GR have been scrutinized one by one, light bending, and time dilation have been confirmed, secondly it explained the orbit of mercury which Newton could not. scientists before Einstein had completely ignored these facts, you are a good historian but physics- illiterate. Scientists do disagree on things, but not at this level
@petitoo2 You are really, really sad, get yourself a decent uni education. The "Newtonian effect" was a valid, well known calculation made by Soldner in 1804, which Einstein in fact, check your history, plagiarized word for word, then later doubled the prediction. That was based on standard grav loss of energy. The additional refraction is due to slower clock speed, claimed by Einstein, but it really has nothing to do with relativity. Why do I bother with youtube idiots.
It's somewhat important to note that he did NOT get the Nobel Prize for this such discovery; he got it for the discovery of the photoelectric effect, which is a whole different thing than this.
RudeBoy9179 2 weeks ago
schematic at 1:00 is totally wrong.... the light is not just conturning the star, in your schematic the light is going strait from the first star to earth and making a curve around the sun... but it is not working like that... the light going not in direction of earth/sun is curved just once... not 3 times as you showed...
docsharp00 2 months ago
According to the Nobel website, Einstein won the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for "his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect". This is amusing because the photoelectric effect has absolutely nothing to do with special or general relativity. It was some unrelated work which led to the concept of photons and quantum mechanics (also quite important, but less popular).
sababpc 3 months ago
mast.........
abhijeetjnblue 6 months ago
@DrKillaser it was for his first scientific paper published.
The proof of the existens of atoms
GiaIsTheBest 6 months ago
@Drkillaser sorry to tell you this but E=mc^2 is special relativity
theMikester100 9 months ago
yes, Einstein received a nobel prize, but it wasn't for his relativity theories.. :/... but for those stuff that he discovered before special relativity (like E=mc^2)
DrKillaser 9 months ago
@cusanusnicolas Haha, when did you come up with this theory? Effects of GR have been scrutinized one by one, light bending, and time dilation have been confirmed, secondly it explained the orbit of mercury which Newton could not. scientists before Einstein had completely ignored these facts, you are a good historian but physics- illiterate. Scientists do disagree on things, but not at this level
VERGIS92 1 year ago
we should recognize Eddington more he was a genius
raedselim 1 year ago 2
@petitoo2 You are really, really sad, get yourself a decent uni education. The "Newtonian effect" was a valid, well known calculation made by Soldner in 1804, which Einstein in fact, check your history, plagiarized word for word, then later doubled the prediction. That was based on standard grav loss of energy. The additional refraction is due to slower clock speed, claimed by Einstein, but it really has nothing to do with relativity. Why do I bother with youtube idiots.
cusanusnicolas 1 year ago