How Einstein Thought of the Theory of Relativity

[@romuluxb]

We owe everything we have today (thus the easy life compared to 200,000 years ago) to a few brilliant individuals that greatly advanced human understanding. Thank you Einstein, Newton, James Clarke Maxwell, Marie Curie, Edwing Schroedinger, Tesla, Stephen Hawking and many others for getting us this far in a short time span! And rooting and cheering on the current scientists who are very hard at work to better humanity!

[@ALC0LITE]

"If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants" - Sir Isaac Newton. We owe everything back all of human history. That era of thinkers were magnificent, however we couldn't have even had a society that allowed for critical thinking without Plato or Socrates. And by that logic, we wouldn't have had the ancient Greeks without the very first genius who discovered fire lol

[@G11713]

Actually, many more than those white men are responsible for the present. The lady genius Noether, for instance, was instrumental in Einstein's theory formulation and has become fundamental in scientific theory construction but is barely known. I remind you of the movie, Hidden Figures, as well. Our history books are scandalously propagandistic owing to a stubborn white male supremacist legacy.

[@mydogbrian4814]

@BogdanM - Good point to bring up. > The general misconception that all of humanity (me & you) are this genius species, when infact we are nothing more than just master > COPYCATS Schools are large *Copycat* centers we all go to for ⅕ of our lives, so we can go on mascarading as geniuses, which we really are not. But we will continue to pretend because it's better for our minds. - Like the diehard fans screaming & letting everybody know that; *"WE* won the Superbowl !" Right; *"WE"*____, & not just the team on the field.............

[@allanfrd]

Or to ended.. Project Manhattan? Anyone?

[@linkin543210]

Minkowski doesn’t get enough credit..

[@VivecsTDawg]

Einstein's knowledge was almost a century in the future. Truly amazing how he could understand and think about that. Takes an exceptionally open and creative mind to be able to do that.

[@twraoylnledyou8511]

And all in his mind, no less. Really amazing the human brain.

[@keithbell9348]

Not to mention his humility. Which for him was just being realistic and practical. He admitted that if he hadn't thought of that concept, it would be that inevitable that someone else would. He himself gave credit to Newton and a # of sharp minds that laid the foundation of understanding that he could build upon.

[@frankdimeglio8216]

Einstein was a known weasel who was selfish. IMPORTANT.

[@hehe_-_hehe]

@@twraoylnledyou8511 4:50 look at this and think again, he was smoking something to say these equal

[@hehe_-_hehe]

Like it's not maybe because the rocket was moving!?!?!?!

[@MadeInSeventyFour]

I have watched so many videos explaining Einstein's Theory of Relativity. I have found your explanation to be the best. Simple and concise. Thank you!

[@BeeyondIdeas]

Great to hear!

[@sowjanyar9980]

Yes, I too felt the same. Thankyou

[@utsavbhawsar11]

Agree! Feel the same.

[@Fearless-Genius]

He video refreshes my memory of Halliday and Zemansky

[@DhavalPatel-bi2or]

The explanation in this video is by far the best of all the videos present on KZbin on this topic.

[@SynqLuck]

What’s most impressive about the original ideas and theories of these great thinkers, is that they proved these things without ever even going to space. They understand the rules but never needed to leave the earth to test these theories, which just shows how open minded their ideas were. They found ways to test their hypothesis’s with their feet on the ground. Much respect

[@tangodman]

Einstein was a rare breed genius who somehow managed to outperform all the other genius of his time. Even 100 years after his theories, we are still verifying and founding everything correct. He has given so much that, it looks like for the next 100 years we will continue to do so.

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

A careful study of the Vedic literature reveals that the concept of relativity, especially the time dilation, had been known before it was postulated by the modern physicists. “The Bhagwad Geeta”, the famous Hindus scripture has a shlok in the 8th chapter verse 17. It is as follows: सहस्रयुगपर्यन्तमहर्यद्ब्रह्मणो विदु: | रात्रिं युगसहस्रान्तां तेऽहोरात्रविदो जना: || Pronunciation: sahasra-yuga-paryantam ahar yad brahmaṇo viduḥ rātriṁ yuga-sahasrāntāṁ te ’ho-rātra-vido janāḥ Translation: By human calculation a thousand ages taken together is the duration of Brahma's one day. And such also is the duration of his night. It clearly says that the time is relative, which is the base of the Theory of Relativity.

[@sumeetghai8867]

@@AmanVerma-qh9jv it does not show time dilation but rather talk about cosmic year. Get some sci nce classes and then talk

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

@@sumeetghai8867 I was just saying that the idea of time dilation was known earlier too. We could relate the scientific facts and the incident mentioned in scripture. King Kakudmi was in a relative motion with rest of the earth while he was travelling to Brahma-lok and returning to earth and was in a different gravitational field during his stay at Brahma-lok for a short while till his conversation with Brahma. Which led to slower his clock from rest of the world and meanwhile 27 Chaturyug passed on earth. Here, one may ask for the archeological evidences for Kakudmi, Raiwati, Baldeo or Kushasthali, but the archeological evidences are of very less important for me. I do not much bother for the historical evidence, the concept is important for me. By this incident, it is evident that the writer of Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapuran was well know of the scientific fact - time dilation. One may inculpate here saying this a work of speculation or coincidence, but certainly it is not as another similar incident is mentioned in this book. In 10th Skandh, Chapter 51, Shloka 14 to 19. In these shlokas it is mentioned, Muchukand an offspring of Mandhata; another scion of Ikshwaku; was travelled to Devlok to assist them during Devasur Sangram (war). When Dev got Kartikeya as their military chief, they thanked Muchukand and relieved him from his duties. Muchukand returned to earth. Meanwhile on earth no one present of his time. All his relatives were a matter of past now. So, he decided to sleep in a lonely cave. It proves that these stories are not at all a coincidence but certainly the writer is aware of this complex phenomenon of time dilation. Amazing scripture!! Amazing theory. At the last, I am compelled to write, we must have to read the scriptures with a scientific view. The events and incidents written in these scriptures to be thoroughly examined. If the incidents seemed to be unscientific as per modern Science, we must do intense research on those, perhaps we could add a new dimension to modern Science with a new discovery, invention.

[@sumeetghai8867]

@@AmanVerma-qh9jv inter celestial travel is never a possibility because even the most nearest galaxy is 3. 5 millions light years away. Secondly time dilation does means time slowed down it slows only with relation to the observer. The dilation effect is so miniscule that you hardly feel it. It has nothing to do with inter celestial travel and its not even a possibility keeping the fact in mind that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light that is 3*10*8. So all these excerpts are added later jist to give it a scientific bend but have 0 credibility as there cant be any peer reviews or evidenve to support sich claim

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

@@sumeetghai8867 bruh that's just an imaginary story, not a scientific research. Also, if someone goes ( let us a say) to a planet which is revolving around a black hole having velocity greater than that of earth. The time will be slower there...

[@itskee7659]

It's interesting how Einstein's theories all tie together. More interesting the fact that he was able to come up with his Equivalence Theory before man had even left the atmosphere. It goes without saying, but his intelligence is one in a millennia.

[@ksskaria361]

YOU ARE A FOOL TO SAY LIKE THIS

[@hehe_-_hehe]

Edit : this is probably wrong: 4:50 you really think these two events equal?! I mean THE LIGHT LOOKS LIKE THAT BECAUSE THE ROCKET IS MOVING, on the Earth objects don't move

[@lumi5056]

@@hehe_-_hehe a few problems here u have which is u dont understand what gravitational acceleration is and u dont understand that the curvature of the light in that thought experiment has a curvature so small that it might as well be a straight line but when it is amplified over a distance of a few million/billion kilometres the light will bend. Tldr the higher the gravity field strength, the slower time is. For example is like in the movie interstellar when they went to a planet near a black hole which have a very powerful gravity field strength, it will affect the time on the planet. That is in the vid they say that people that live on the iss experience time faster even though since time is dependent on gravity. Fyi it is just a few seconds

[@hehe_-_hehe]

@@lumi5056 For me I know that the theory is wrong because space cannot bend and time is.. It is just an illusion of things changing, it cannot be a dimension! There are another reasons 1. What is in This video makes no sense at all, a banana does not equal an apple because they are fruit and you cannot make your own logic to prove anything 2. Remember that show on national geographic? The train. When he said "not if light moves at one speed" that shows the whole scam, he treated the scene like they all see the same beam of light! ..imagine it yourself you will know that it is impossible for the two persons to see the same beam of light, if you imagined it well you will say where is the theory in that. 3. What do you think charges and fields are? Just it and go on??? No! There cannot be a thing like that! World is not maths! All who say I understand that no-theory are just who read only, then you come up with problems like dark matter, spooky action at a distance and big bang! All of these came just to try to fill the gaps. People who believe this are the same who believe dinosaurs and that pyramids are burials! And that we are in an advanced era I will say it for once, Time is just an illusion of things changing, space is not a thing that can bend, there are no fields on its form like that. Do not accept what tries to just make a way to define reality, but only accept the truth. AETHER! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXnVgKFoltlre8U

[@thatdude2369]

@@hehe_-_hehe Sounds like you don't understand what you're talking about

[@jerichobeach2967]

Holy shit 7:25 my eyes finally opened now I understand! I knew about light bending and I knew that despite the bend the speed is unaffected which is cool but what I JUST learned was from the way you said “time must slow down” then I clued in to gravity’s effect on light, speed, time is all connected! Finally I get it thanks. I watched so many of these and I’m aware of time dialation and all that stuff but I never seen such an easy visual representation.

[@BeeyondIdeas]

We all learn something new everyday!

[@Empathusiast]

For me it was the marble and the big ball experiment, when they showed that I was mind blown, like holy shit that could be exactly how orbitational pulling works, but wouldn't that mean that gravity would have to be present in space? and I thought it was only present on planets?

[@jerichobeach2967]

@ exactly its idiotic a 2 dimensional gravitational experiment should never be allowed anywhere near a university to show how 3D gravity works in outer space in reality it teaches ppl to think the wrong way it probably caused flat earthism

[@ejo1945eo]

This IS the simplest and clearest explanation of Einstein's Theory I have ever heard.

[@riharinanah3143]

Can i just mention for so long I struggled with understanding Einsteins Theories ive read and watched so much material and all I can say is that this video helped me tremendously. You simplified it in so many ways and i find myself processing information differently and connecting all his theories together with your help! Your channel is so criminally underrated. Ive watched so many of your videos with understanding so much knowledge thank you so much!

[@vinitshandilya]

This channel is criminally underrated. It deserves so much recognition. Thank you so much for bringing complex physics to general population.

[@GauravYadav-in5tt]

Yeah true

[@machomanrichards1534]

#BackOffIndia Dhoti out!

[@redeyexxx1841]

​@@machomanrichards1534 What did we even do? Why do you whites hate us so much for absolutely no reason?

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

@@machomanrichards1534 wtf is that!?

[@mohitw]

@@AmanVerma-qh9jv dhoti out😂

[@MaqsoodAlamShafiq]

The best explanation so far on Theory of Relativity in plain English.

[@ALC0LITE]

"If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants" - Sir Isaac Newton. Just as the giant leaps today we make in science are made possible by Einstein, his leaps were made possible by others, and theirs by others, and so on. We couldn't have made it to where we are without ancient people like Eratosthenes, Gan De, up to Gallileo and Faraday. Hell, without Plato and Socrates, we might not have even had a society that allowed for critical thinking!

[@fabiocaetanofigueiredo1353]

Perfectly stated and absolutely true. No single human intelect could have done it all.

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

Yeah all Westerners must thanks to ancient Indian texts from which they stole scientific concepts!

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

Well, I've heard that without Socrates and Plato we would be still painting our faces blue and climbing trees here in northwest Europe today... True?

[@mr.z6887]

@@nicolasbouyiouclis4726 no, they were in the time of romans and the romans where highly advanced, i think we would live in the dark ages

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

@@mr.z6887 what do you mean (no)? Firstly the Romans [founders Roman and Rmilos] were the decedents of Hellenic migrating people originated from the Hellenic cost of Ionia, today's western turky.. Secondly, everything the Romans "had" was passed to them by the Greeks... ..remember the Romans [for their reasons] invated Hellas [Greece] but, the Hellenic people conquered Rome with their smarts and their highly educated people.. So, one can say Greeko-Roman period... but you can't take any of today's western countries or intellectuals and connected them to Romans. Sir Newton said it best.. "he could see far because he was standing on the shoulders of others"...

[@OPropagadordaReal]

“What we mean by relative motion in general is perfectly clear to everyone. If we think of a cart moving along a street, we know that it is possible to speak of the cart at rest and the street in motion, just as it is to speak of the cart in motion and the street at rest. This, however, is a very special part of the ideas involved in the principle of Relativity. ” “It would be fun if we read this in a comic book journal, but when Professor Einstein says this in a lecture at Princeton University, we're supposed to not laugh, and that's the only difference. It's silly, but I can't dismiss the matter with this observation and therefore I will answer very seriously that it is only possible to speak of the street moving while the cart stands still - and believe - when I walk away from the whole experience of a lifetime and I am no longer able to understand the evidence of my senses; which is madness... Self-deception like this is not reasoning; it is the negation of reason; which is the faculty of drawing correct conclusions from the things observed, judged by the light of experience. It is unworthy of our intelligence and a waste of our greatest gift; but this introduction serves very well to illustrate the kind of illusion that lies at the root of Relativity. When he suggested that the street might be moving while the wheeled cart was standing still, he was asking us to imagine that, in a similar way, the Earth we are standing on might be moving as the stars pass in the night. stop. It's an Appeal Case, where Einstein appeals on behalf of a Copernican Astronomy condemned against Michelson's judgment - Morley, Nordmeyer, Physics, Fact, Experience, Observation and Reason. ” - Gregard Hickson, “Kings Dethroned”, p. 65-66.

[@chappie3642]

Yeah except it's absolutely not silly, physics Is about describing reality with mathematical laws, If imagining the street Is the One that moves allows to descrive the universe then it's absolutely valid physics.

[@ravikapoor9728]

Sir, Can we introduce two carts in opposite direction. Regards

[@Bless-the-Name]

Imagination - is man's greatest tool.

[@speededits4289]

Cool animations! Loving the thug life Einstein 😆

[@lolwhittingham]

Why am i so infatuated with this subject and trying hard to understand it? I am 70 yrs old, Hated school so much I' sagged off' nearly every day/week, never took any exams and left at 15. This video is very helpful. Many thanks.

[@EscapeToVictoryNow]

Best video on KZbin describing Einstein’s theories

[@neko7787]

The explanation in textbooks and places on the web made me misunderstand/misinterpret what Einstein meant. Your explanation was clear. Thanks 💚

[@chasetheidea]

Videos like these re-ignite my love for science.

[@zzzzxxxx341]

Charozzzz...

[@prudencen_n1267]

"Let's just take a brief moment to appreciate how brilliant he is to be able to conduct, all of that, in his brain"😅This one got me

[@TheSoftwareJunction]

Finally I understood something about time dilation and gravitational lensing. Thanks man.

[@vidysaras7107]

Another knowledge to consume this morning! So cool! 🕵🏻‍♀️👩🏻‍💻❤️

[@Dechieftian]

Great job Harry .. you took the explanation of a fascinating and extremely difficult theory of relativity and made it a bit clearer for me. thanks for that.

[@BeeyondIdeas]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Think Reality

[@amarjeetkumar-jz2lg]

I probably watched a hundred videos but this is the time i say i understood what it actually means. this was the simplest and best explanation i found so far . Loved it

[@timgarrison8097]

i is not a word Einstein

[@ShubhamSingh-lq5bl]

Actually, special relativity worked with accelerating objects (Rindler's Coordinates), but it doesn't account the fact that acceleration and gravity are the same things. In other words, special relativity does not account for gravity in a non-inertial frame but it works fine with an accelerating object, Rindler Coordinate is one such non-inertial frame of special relativity which deals with accelerating object without considering the gravity (or the Ricci Scalar).

[@punishersofficial6184]

i think i didn't got your words

[@juandemarco9095]

@@punishersofficial6184 don't worry. It's called being normal? I'm with you.

[@ShubhamSingh-lq5bl]

@symo special relativity treats non-interial frame differently (F=ma), general relativity treats non-interial frame differently From to equivalence principle; gravity=acceleration. (F=ma=mg)

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

Sawwa lakh se ladhawa special relativity 😍

[@singhtochi]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 Let us keep ourselves in limits of scientific debates.Bad mouthing of faith is not good in such fora as this.

[@batmanthedarkestknight]

Me realising the image on the cover of the video has been my background image for all my devices for 10 years 😂😂😂

[@rickrobitaille8809]

Unbelievable how Einstein could go that deep into his mind..a though experiment..a theoretical physicist like no other..by uplifting Newton's great work einstein seen to be create a quick worm hole to the then nascent quantum world..awesome story telling thankyou🇨🇦

[@Heisenberg521]

After watching plenty of videos finally able to understand this theory in simple words.. thank you very much sir🙏

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

A careful study of the Vedic literature reveals that the concept of relativity, especially the time dilation, had been known before it was postulated by the modern physicists. For example, Text 8.17 of Bhagwat Gita [2] reads: “By human calculation, a thousand ages taken together form the duration of Brahma's one day.

[@monaritadash2793]

Education is the manifestation of Perfection

[@ascaniosobrero]

4:03 In 1915 there were no laser beams. Difficult to think that Einstein could imagine the behaviour of such thing. Even if laser later derived from his work. It was just a light beam he thought about.

[@dcproman]

Had the same thought-laser was discovered or “invented” in the 1960’s I believe. But the phrase “light beam” would have worked in Einstein’s thought experiment.

[@tongtv1709]

I never get tired of watching videos About Genius Einstein.

[@ubondon5250]

Never

[@John14-6...]

Awesome video! I understood to some degree each of Einstein's theory separately but you helped me understand better how they tie together

[@Bensharp2468]

It’s incredible how from one coincidence to another, that the universe would create a being that can gaze upon its endless mystery’s

[@dev_invc]

Well that's how emergent Intelligence works. We might build AI which can uncover the mysteries of the universe a billion times faster in the future. The universe is a giant evolutionary being, starting with no understanding of itself and finally fully understanding itself by itself.

[@AbrehamArega-z5x]

Simple & understandable presentation.Thank you

[@sandeepozarde2820]

Dr George Gheverghese Joseph from The University of Manchester says the 'Kerala School' identified the 'infinite series'- one of the basic components of calculus - in about 1350. The discovery is currently - and wrongly - attributed in books to Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibnitz at the end of the seventeenth centuries. The team from the Universities of Manchester and Exeter reveal the Kerala School also discovered what amounted to the Pi series and used it to calculate Pi correct to 9, 10 and later 17 decimal places. And there is strong circumstantial evidence that the Indians passed on their discoveries to mathematically knowledgeable Jesuit missionaries who visited India during the fifteenth century. That knowledge, they argue, may have eventually been passed on to Newton himself.

[@GauravKumar-ly8ki]

Bro keep living in the past.

[@eichellemaemadrid2532]

I was truly fascinated by this wonderful theory.

[@lmenascojr]

How could Einstein have “thought” about pointing a laser beam when lasers were invented after his death?

[@brianarbenz7206]

Hey, he was Einstein. If anybody could think about using something that hadn't been invented yet, he coulda! ... :)

[@pickle2663]

Must've been a problem with phrasing but I think he was talking about the concept of a laser beam, which is an amplified beam of light travelling in a straight line at the speed of light. But another cool thing is Einstein actually came up with the concept of a laser (actually an acronym for Light Amplified by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) in 1916.

[@vannanilavu5616]

Professor knows everything, he knows laser beam would be invented, so coined the word b4 its even invented, bella ciao 👺

[@navjotsingh7360]

he thought of light beam.

[@Parasmunt]

A lot of things are attributed to Einstein Newton that should really be attributed to other scientists, humans love their big celebrities.

[@taimur008]

Why this channel is not in millions? 🥺

[@zendiz6168]

I wonder if someone will be able to unify relativity and quantum mechanics during our lifetime. Would be an achievement even greater than Einsteins findings.

[@sagarsoniind]

Now that's the beauty of physics it's amazing

[@sourabhbakshi2216]

Einstein in a way was an enlightened being

[@rockz208]

Can't say anything rather than "underrated YT channel"

[@nicholasmarino1733]

Hi, as are tired science teacher, this person gets an A+ for this video. Very well done.

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@NTav540]

Best explanation by far. Finally, I understood this theory. Thank you!

[@sandeepozarde2820]

Ancient Indian mathematician Bhaskaracharya, in his book Siddhanta Shriromani, had defined laws of gravity in 12th century, 500 years before Newton defined them for us. The speed of light was known to Indians since Vedic period, centuries before it was calculated by the Western world.

[@rajballavhazarika6115]

I agree.. only because lack of documentation its not in light

[@JL-fh4qw]

This is false, they wouldnt even have the equipment to calculate it

[@augustinestephens471]

The 'laws' of gravity were known before.. Newton provided a framework in mathematics to calculate things related to gravity.Everyone knew that things fall down if they are thrown up

[@JL-fh4qw]

@@augustinestephens471 that wasnt Newtons contribution, he defined a mechanics behind gravity

[@augustinestephens471]

@@JL-fh4qw oh maybe I'm wrong but that's kind of what i was trying to say 😅

[@shaunakdas9808]

The Best video explaining general theory of relativity found on KZbin yet

[@BeeyondIdeas]

Hope you guys enjoy this episode. Comment which topic we should cover next in our video. See you guys around!

[@speededits4289]

What about how time dilation is perceived by a 4D being?

[@WyrmholeChannel]

Greatest unsolved mysteries of the universe!

[@AkashCallikan]

How about the double slit experiment?

[@shantanubasu9289]

Video was informative, thanks

[@aviraj4920]

Actually he didn't 😂😂 he stole the theory from Vedas...

[@inetivable8188]

He was naturally enlightened ... Chose to be born where science could prosper ...

[@gordengibson1]

The most important concept for me is to know that the speed of light stays the same, but it is time that changes.

[@Sesameseed007]

7:06 at this point, he really confused me by saying “sun will bend the path and increase the distance from A to B and so the travel time will increase as well”; Now distance rises, time rises so speed of light sort of remains constant right! So from where all those violations to theories come from?; And it took so much pondering to ultimately realising and to convince myself that no matter the bending, the distance from A to B should remain the same and in order to maintain speed of light constant, time has to dilate!!

[@KrishnaGupta-pn8ee]

Dear sir.. You explained in a marvellous way.. Hats off to you... Thank you so much sir

[@sinebar]

I wonder how many universes it took before one with just the right laws of physics for intelligent life to evolve?

[@donthesitatebegin9283]

Err ... One.

[@sharma.ji.ka.ladka_37]

"Life evolves randomly" (this statement is just a over-simplified version of Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution) So It would be really ego-centric to believe that life has only evolved on Earth.

[@dritemolawzbks8574]

Depends on how long it take before "intelligent life" destroys its host planet and goes extinct.

[@mydogbrian4814]

- I would be more inclined to speculate on just how many *planets* ( r needed for an intellagence to pop out of the mix). - Our Universe is filled with a ridiculously large number of planets. So *"Universes"* is a bit much. - Theory speculates that there may be as many as 10×⁵⁰⁰ Universes ( Thats 1 followed by 500 zeros) in the > Existance Domain < Each with a different set of values for the fundamental constants. - But only " 1 " has the right values for all these constance to produce life, much less intellagence.

[@random22453]

1. it's safe to assume that there are trillions of habitable planets in the entire universe

[@ghgh5611]

AMAZING VIDEO PLEASE MAKE MORE I FEEL SO ENCOURAGED AND FASCINATED

[@javierjoemar-sp1jj]

the most accurate evidence how gravity works is when the bird flew away from ground to sky....

[@AdvancedAcademy-wl8ko]

Some extraordinarily brilliant people have forwarded the civilization convenient for billions. Huge Gratitude to them.

[@aleksandarilic2134]

When they asked Albert what it's like to be the most intelligent man in the world. Albert answered that he did not and that he did not know that, and that journalists should ask Nikola Tesla. Tesla introduced us to the 21st century.

[@studiophoenixmassaggi]

Not only that... He had a better explanation for gravity and he wanted to publish it. He had a strong critic opinion about relativity, because he wasn't agree to give to empty space some properties like curvature. Tesla's work about gravity is lost.

[@mariorojas2126]

You explained it so well man. Thank you.

[@GhostShip94]

can you imagine seeing into the mechanics of the universe through your own imaginative reckoning???

[@smartscore6130]

Its unbelievable

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Your start was absolutely right we cannot start without isac newton

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[@muhammadshabbir6659]

Brilliant people like AE learned almost 50% science from nature and natural phenomenas. Only extraordinary people have this ability of deep observance. God gifted such souls to humanity to benefit us.

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[@debabratadas4569]

Well, you have successfully explained relativity to me. Physics is interesting once more !

[@themandinkan7411]

Great educational video. Love the aesthetics of the editing!

[@naturemc2]

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[@ajay_krishna]

7:43 There is a mistake: Time moves slower for astronauts on ISS, not for us on Earth.

[@dritemolawzbks8574]

Clocks click slower in gravitational fields relative to clocks in free fall or weaker gravity. The clock on the earth surface have more gravitational time dilation.

[@josefcampugan2037]

Yes, I agree.. Time is faster in the influence of gravity.

[@mentally-stable-human]

For some reason i feel like Einstein and Isaac Newton are friends from different era

[@TiagoPereira-hm1nq]

Very well done! Congratulations. More videos like this. Thank you!

[@muscularcom2209]

Damn that explanation is so simple but covers everything. Thanks man!

[@blackpanda7612]

Imagine if everyone of us worked together, how much we could accomplish like Einstein did but on scale x100 more efficient. Could probably solve most issues facing the world today.

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Bro you explained this in such an easy way to understand

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Thanks for making contents like these! We will support you in anyway man! Knowledge never ends, MUST KEEP LEARNING :)

[@theexplorer4873]

I Think Einstein Could Imagine A New Colour

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[@apondo100]

Interesting, but imo you need the explain what time is, simply saying time slows down does not really give the viewer an understanding of what that means

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- Nobody really knows what time is. Or what gravity is. Only what it does.

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@@mydogbrian4814 none of the stuff he's talking about (that include time) would make any sense if there wasn't a definition of time (what he means time to be)

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[@stevesmith905]

In theory then, if you could accelerate enough to counteract the gravitational effect would you minimise time dilation? Or is the mass created by the multiple objects and therefore gravitational effect in you path having such an impact that you would have to speed up and slow down in relation to the mass and gravity of each fixed point? E.g. put two weights of different amounts on the trampoline and plot a path past them with the marble in a straight a line a possible without being drawn to them, you would have be traveling faster to pass the bigger mass to stop the effect of gravity right?

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Yes you just noticed orbital speed formula of objects.

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0:02 is That Charlie Puth as a Kid?

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