Uploaded by protheory on Jun 10, 2007
The Theory of Relativity.
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vin was first a bad actor now a bad scientist lol
foamfinger1 3 years ago
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You really don't have much of a clue about what relativity or indeed e=mc^2 means. E=MC^2 highlights the equivalence and interchangeability of energy and matter. Relativity is a way of understanding our universe that describes the interaction between space, time, energy and matter on a non quantum level.
I suggest you apply your ideas to the concepts of different infinity sets, see Cantor and Hilbert
climb1974 3 years ago
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1. It is not necessary to construct Special Relativity on the assumption that the speed of light is invariant, although historically this is how it has been done.
2. The observed retardation of the speed of light in the presence of masses by a far-observer is accounted for in General Relativity by the strong equivalence principle. ALL observations to date agree ENTIRELY with General Relativity. The speed of light in the vicinity of mass is invariant, but in a warped spacetime metric.
TheCrazyCello 3 years ago
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3.
This enormeously rapid movement takes perhaps in a moment all the energy of the
visible universe away from that space where it locates at the moment.
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Because of this movement this space does not need to expand and this points out that
the so called "Big Bang" theory is a wrong theory. All the things can be explained
three-dimentionally. All the substance has been born during the movement.
search youtube video
Idea from Kuopio
Etimespace 3 years ago
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look, its vin diesel, hahaha
dorm135 4 years ago
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I just replied.
JAL173 4 years ago
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I'll take that one as a compliment I think lol
protheory 4 years ago
I just got your reply, thanks for that, I appreciate it. Would you mind if either I post your message as a comment or you do please? I made this video to try and explain Pro theory not really to explain every intricacy of Relativity but all the same if something I've said needs correcting I'd like others to know as well.
protheory 4 years ago
MaceWright, thanks for your comment. I'm not so sure I'm into anything constant and unchanging but I'll have a think about your comments here. My main problem with the speed of light in a vacuum is that it's classically assumed to be unchanging I suppose.
protheory 4 years ago
JAL173, I've messaged you a couple of weeks ago to ask you for details of where I'm way off on my understanding but you've not yet replied to me. Just so everybody knows I take all comments at face value :)
protheory 4 years ago
I'm not really interested in the technicalities of Relativity I'm more interested in my theory of everything. Thanks for your comment though.
protheory 4 years ago
Quite right, light is a changing entity therefore it shouldn't be viewed as a constant. Light in a vacuum is the constant in this context but I'm not so sure it's unchanging.
protheory 4 years ago