Inside Einstein's Mind FULL SPECIAL | NOVA | PBS America

Retrace Einstein's thought experiments as NOVA reveals the simple but powerful ideas that reshaped our understanding of gravity, illuminating the theory of general relativity-and Einstein's brilliance-as never before.
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[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

The director of the Institute of Advanced Studies in this video is really good at explaining the significance of those equations and concepts simply. Great communicator.

[@Victormboya.]

"When we finally move beyond Einstein it might be another singular genius that comes along,someone struggling in a poor school in Kenya right now that we don't know about..." Sean Carrol. As a Kenyan this is something 😅

[@vicozkhanal]

You proud of it brother?

[@StephenHunyu]

thats true,its just the power of a mind with with an idea

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

Does anyone feel like me that the reading voice is very soothing and it makes me fall asleep very quickly even though there are many new things I need to hear and learn?

[@antonius_006]

Being alone is key. Lao Tzu said: Stop, be quiet, and the Universe will parade in front (around) of you. There is an idolatry around Einstein' s name.

[@syafsmith5085]

Women weaken legs!

[@thomasw.5344]

If this is true ... wait ... I see ;-)

[@vcom2327]

Fun fact: Einstein's office in the patent office in Bern still exists and is in use .

[@eddyr1041]

Still daytime he should be working... was reading patents.... He does own research after works. And he was married.. That means he was very good with his time😊... Many speculate he is adhd so... Mileva organize a lot or also hv brilliant moment organizing? But it is the wonders years of his😊

[@rolodexter]

Albert Einstein's thought experiments are some of the most famous and influential in the history of physics. They were instrumental in the development of his theory of general relativity, which is our current understanding of gravity. One of Einstein's most famous thought experiments is the elevator thought experiment. In this experiment, Einstein imagines an elevator that is accelerating upwards in a closed room. He argues that an observer in the elevator would not be able to tell the difference between this situation and being in a gravity field. This is because the effects of gravity and acceleration are indistinguishable. Another famous thought experiment by Einstein is the bending of light thought experiment. In this experiment, Einstein imagines a beam of light passing by a massive object, such as the sun. He argues that the beam of light will be bent by the gravity of the sun. This is because gravity bends spacetime, and light travels through spacetime. Einstein's thought experiments are not just interesting intellectual exercises. They have also been used to make predictions that have been verified by experiment. For example, the bending of light by gravity was first observed during a solar eclipse in 1919. This was a major confirmation of Einstein's theory of general relativity.

[@user-ur8ed2vl7b]

The problem with thought experiments is the results are just more thoughts.

[@ThInGs-CrAzY-iy6dj]

good point.

[@user-hx5lz4qr1c]

Einstein's best thought experiment......I thought i farted but I really shit myself 🤪

[@user-ve8id3zj8d]

Jeez Louise!!! This man was incredibly mindful, and incredibly patient with the peace of mind that would be awarded him thru his understanding of the fundamental laws of nature! beautiful humanity

[@syedatasneemtowhid8149]

I can’t even imagine how his mind worked, how did he manage to get along with his brilliant mind!

[@jeffbeck9347]

Definitely, his mind worked undistracted by things that distract us today. And he managed to get along with his brilliant mind by enjoying every minute of it. It's like me watching Pakistanis fixing a truck, I want to try that. I see a different way of cooking fish or cleaning things with baking soda, I wanna try them too. Then I end up doing nothing at all.

[@jestermoon]

😂😂😂😂

[@kylieeinstein]

WHY DONT U HEAL MY NOSE? I AM UGLY, IT SEEMS SO UGLY, HEAL MY NOSE TILL TOMORROW

[@Panos125S]

@@jeffbeck9347 It's Like Me Watching Western People All Time Long Promoting Their Pet's On KZbin Like Stupid , As Albert Says That In The Past ...... Of Topic 😂😂😂 😂

[@Panos125S]

They Said He Had Find A Way To Use More Of His Brain , Unlike Us !

[@CameronBrtnik]

I'm still working on a theory of getting out of bed in the morning 😅

[@Aaaaaa-pf4kj]

Thats great. I'm still working on a theory of getting off the toilet after a curry.

[@MusicJunky3]

It isn't December yet so I would say 'Go for it' but don't let me catch in December !!!

[@triggabun]

Typing this in bed 😅

[@SuperBlinding]

Roll.

[@bestopinion9257]

You do not sleep enough. Go to sleep one hour earlier and see if it helps. If not, try 2 hours earlier, but one hour should work, it is already a consistent improvement. Voila, now you have the theory you want, though it is not yours, haha :)

[@Dr_LK]

LIGO measured gravitational waves in sept 2015 and announced them in feb 2016. And many more instances after the initial detection. So this documentary must be before 2016.

[@muhammadnaveed7856]

Magnificent narration, A documentry for life. Bravo

[@seo.schweiz]

Albert Einstein was a renowned physicist who is widely regarded as one of the greatest scientific minds in history. Born on March 14, 1879, in Ulm, Germany, Einstein made groundbreaking contributions to theoretical physics, revolutionizing our understanding of space, time, and the nature of the universe. Einstein is best known for his theory of relativity, which encompasses two major theories: the special theory of relativity and the general theory of relativity. The special theory of relativity, published in 1905, introduced the famous equation E=mc², which established the equivalence of mass and energy. This theory transformed our understanding of time, space, and the concept of simultaneity.

[@woodwage7988]

Don't know why I watch these Doc's...Just reminds me of the tiny little brain l was born with...But l am able to at least thank those who have taken the time to upload this..Thank you.

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@kezsovreign]

Omg me too! I love science but so much of it goes straight over my silly head 😂 atleast we aren't choosing to watch rubbish tho right

[@StanleyKubick1]

tell your tiny brain that pluralization doesn't require capitalization or apostrophes

[@ThInGs-CrAzY-iy6dj]

dont now how it got to me. #space time.

[@AlmarioPerez]

Will laid my computation fm 7000 years creation to 2038ad big one sharing god bless

[@Kounomura]

Without wanting to detract from Einstein's merits, it should be known that almost everything was prepared for the creation of the theory of relativity, both mathematically and physically. The theory of relativity was hanging in the air, it would have been born in the 1910s one way or another. Many things had already been worked out that Einstein could build on. For example, the theory of "curved spaces" was completely ready. Several important concepts of relativity theory (time dilation, etc.) were already known by Lorenz before Einstein. Undoubtedly, it is Einstein's great performance and merit, that he put the crown on the project indeed brilliantly. But it's the same in science as in sports, only the "gold medalists" are really respected. Lorentz, Minkowsky, Emmy Noether and many other excellent scientists did not receive the attention and recognition they deserved. Einstein was not at all as proficient in mathematics as many people think. Many matematicians helped him in this area, including his wife, with whom he was quite unfriendly and sometimes tyrannical.

[@TatvamAsi_800BCE]

Also, The other scientists you have mentioned like Lorentz, Poincare etc were not very clear with their own theory. They always had weird assumptions. But, Einstein was very clear about his work and intuitive deep ideas without any pre-assumption.

[@chadleyabrahams9134]

Jeez Louise!!! This man was incredibly mindful, and incredibly patient with the peace of mind that would be awarded him thru his understanding of the fundamental laws of nature! 🤯🥰 beautiful humanity😇💐

[@taniagarciaduenas48]

The particellas sono components Which comes from the magma sull spazio that creates the gas lasciando piccolina particella that diventano a grande sasso come the carbone whirled whirled in a single movement❤

[@chrisstevens-xq2vb]

Mindful? Every observation shows gravity to be a force between two or more masses🤦🏼‍♂️

[@TheSilentFrank]

Read his writings on human nature and how we ought to see one another. His insights into our minds and purpose are just as beautiful.

[@Dave183]

Continuity, for human-kind, and all living things... ...is a great consideration... over millions and even billions of years...

[@inspirationmaster12]

What a wonderful and beautiful documentary this is 👏 love it. Einstein was absolutely the greatest genius of all time 👑

[@user-ur8ed2vl7b]

The greatest charlatan of all time.

[@blackt9261]

There are many thought experiments about time dilation that aren't just right. I think there's a part of the puzzle being left out and so we can't explain it without the missing part until someone finds it

[@bangcon]

Thank you PBS

[@FederikoKorili]

What an impressive program!

[@ShaneRoseARamos]

The way this had been documented was greaaatt !!

[@panchalimudalige8548]

Very inspiring!!

[@hectorpascal]

In retrospect, it seems so very obvious that the physical effects of gravity and acceleration are the same. The real genius of Einstein was to decide that if they feel the same, they must BE the same. The rest is just math! (But In this case tensor calculus - and I can tell you from personal experience that it is NOT easy!). Great documentary.

[@chrisstevens-xq2vb]

Nah it’s trash. Gravity is a force between masses. His theory is old pseudoscience propaganda

[@RodrigoRaez]

Espectacular, qué buen programa.

[@nomadexplorer6682]

Great presentation PBS America. Absorbing and fascinating graphics with the best physicists adding to the narration. LIGO and CERN here on earth are the crucible for the next big breakthrough for amalgamation of macrocosm and microcosm. Hubble and James Webb in space give valuable inputs.

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@Zendup]

Dankie Broer, dit is maar moeilik vir die mense om te verstaan, maar jy verduidelik dit regtig baie goed, baie dankie vir jou videos, moet nie ophou nie, dit is al waar ek en my gesin brood en water kry aangesien ons gemeente nog nie gestig is nie, baie dankie

[@henryrooyakkers8510]

Wat schrijf jij grappig . Kom je soms uit Zuid -Afrika ?

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

Not often we see an Afrikaans comment!

[@resatakcakir7526]

Great explanations. It helped me to visual in my mind more better. Thank you. Do you have chance to explain some differential equations in such easy understandable way? please also think about this. By this way we will have chance to go more deeply in an easy way. Thankyou.

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@stevezee3728]

Our universe is just the brain of a human being. All the stars and matter are just like the atoms and electrons in your brain. Our time is just our concept and light is just the speed relevant to our matter. Traveling faster than light is possible, but you need to be bigger than the universe.

[@delir.6488]

Inside .....Nikola Tesla mind there was way a lot more that any other Scientists in the last 100 years. ❤❤❤

[@sagaveeraragoo7495]

Concentration developes your mind to succeed.

[@ant-1382]

Wow a double hit. First a documentary about Leonardo Da Vinci, Then Albert Einstein.KZbin is looking up.

[@jittythomas3130]

I feel that inertia is fundamental nature of the macro universe. Interactions bring about accelerations which manifests as the force of gravity. There's a difference between feeling gravity and knowing gravity. Newton felt gravity and Einstein saw gravity. Correct me if I am mistaken, I shall be grateful.

[@ThInGs-CrAzY-iy6dj]

space and time answers.

[@genesisdominus]

What I don't understand about the experiment mentioned at min. 40 is that there are, in fact, two opposite phenomena: on one hand, the time slows down while closing to the center of the earth, due to increase of gravity, on the other hand, placing the second clock to the top of a mountain means it moves faster due to rotation of the earth, which also should result in dilatation of the time. Why don't the two phenomena cancel each other out?

[@user-dy6qt8ug1i]

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[@fernandocortes1187]

31:20 formula 43:40 Apuesta 47:00 Fórmula y las ondas gravitacionales

[@teresamartitresaco3835]

Great presentation!!! Very inspiring.

[@radinelaj3932]

19:43 , which time should speed up? Because there are two times , the body who is moved away or master clock time?. I think general relativity says( tells) the opposite

[@dragoda]

John Wheeler famously said: "matter tells Spacetime how to curve, and Spacetime tells matter how to move

[@VijayGupta-cz4ef]

PicoPhysics: Einstein thought process was hampered by then prevailing concept of space. When we consider the prevailing concepts of Space and Energy - While Energy was conserved (Allowing neutralization as well as change in form); space was constant, rigid and unaltering. In PicoPhysics a new concept Konservation (Conservation without Neutralization) is introduced as defining characteristic of Kenergy, While space is considered to be Non-Conserved as its defining characteristic. The relationship between the two is defined by Unary law "Space Contains Kenergy". All observations on the universe and laws of universe in Modern Physics can now be seen as a derivatives originating in Unary Law.

[@idrisbabatunde6629]

Gob bless you PBS.

[@ahlamnoori77]

Thank you

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@talalansardeen2470]

Nicely presented PBS nova relative-ty 👍

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@radinelaj3932]

Spacetime mean : whatever we calculate and measure is right( is accurate) for a while, soon will change. Therefore is used their concept : spacetime

[@radinelaj3932]

Everything pulsate like the heart,,even then universe too ( pulsating theory)

[@rajeshsakthivel4004]

Really great presentation ❤ we need like this documentary presentation to understand .....data resources required like this will help even poor students to understand things in great ways 👍 really

[@Kodakcompactdisc]

If he was so clever why didn’t he know the earth is flat

[@lanamira6093]

​@@Kodakcompactdisc wdym? 😨

[@HigherStateOfConsciousness]

Fascinating!

[@GreatMindsLearnOffical]

It's truly an amazing content!

[@tresajessygeorge210]

THANK YOU...!!!

[@alexs.5107]

Legendary

[@TheDidier1969]

@ 12:45 is it correct that the first light the woman sees is the one the farthest? I am confused 🤔

[@TheFlamingChips]

Because she’s going towards it, whilst the other strike has to catch up to her

[@TheDidier1969]

@@TheFlamingChips Thanks... Everything is now clear... I did not understand first that the flashes happen right at the moment the woman passes the man waiting (I thought she was at the end of the train, which confused me)... Cool, I can go further 👍

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

That orbital diagram at 28:40 - is that how it works? A Newtonean orbit would have Mercury repeating exactly the same orbit each time unless interfered with by outside gravitational effects (eg other planets) - but as I understand it, Einstein found that the irregulartity ist due to relativistic interference in the orbit. The animation shows Mercury's orbit making a tighter turn at aphelion (closest point to the sun) than it did on its last orbit, so that the perihelion (the point furthest from the sun) moves further counter-clockwise in this diagram. I was under the impression that mass of an object increases with speed, and with greater mass at aphelion (closest to sun, at greatest speed), it would have greater inertia and consequently more resistance to change in direction, hence it would make a more relaxed turn at aphelion rather than a tighter turn, and the perihelion in this diagram would move clockwise. Did I get that wrong? Have I misunderstood what causes the orbit not to repeat exactly?

[@shenxi]

Did you know that Albert Einstein was actually born in Japan? His full name is Albert Einstein Dasai. Not many people know this fact!

[@pyarahindustani8553]

That paper and ant anology is quite good to portray curved space time😂

[@AlterRevolution]

Why isn’t his most famous formula not discussed here? E=mc²

[@YoutubeWatcher264]

Is gravity affecting time itself, or just the devices, the materials used in determining time? Is gravity acceleration, or acceleration is just the effect?

[@vaibhavchadha6255]

Where is the link

[@PaulSmith-tt2cy]

Learn a musical instrument ,start with harmonica , great fun. Always in tune with itself. Make sure other instruments are in tune with you. Easy peasy.

[@QuantumJJean]

PBS forever

[@Saimomo-cf2xg]

Albert einstein a great motivation 💯

[@taniagarciaduenas48]

All this comes from the distance of magnetism creates Light electricity and gas Sea gas creates Light there light creates constant electricity ❤❤

[@sagaveeraragoo7495]

A second of thinking you can do miracle.

[@TesterAnimal1]

Was he welcomed with open arms? Or was he treated with suspicion?

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@sagaveeraragoo7495]

With Time your capacity will grow easily.

[@yangocean5163]

so 'entanglement' is the time dilation between the object being perceived, in space-time... from the moment you look at it, to the moment you look away? 🤔

[@maxwellnjati1756]

That was amazing

[@SAMACAG]

PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@sagaveeraragoo7495]

Never run after a problem a pause is the solution.

[@josefnavratil646]

"Our Universe", after the big bang, is a location in a Euclidean flat infinite 3+3D space-time, (before the big bang, flat, infinite, without matter, without the flow of chow, without expansion, how else if it is infinite), it is the final location that begins-occurs with the big bang, which is not an explosion, but the change of the previous state to the subsequent state, to the state of plasma, which is an ultra-high curvature of the dimensions of two quantities, space-time. It is a boiling vacuum, it is a foam of dimensions, i.e. an extra curved environment; that is, it is a finite location in an infinite flat time-space that "floats" in that basic Euclidean network - a grid, a wonder of non-curved dimensions. This basic "web-yarn- grid" in the state before the big-bang is still around us, it exists not only before the big-bang but also after it, it is around us and we and the whole complex universe with matter and galaxies and black holes and gravitational fields, we float in that flat 3+3D web of spacetime. The beautiful thing is that even a mathematician will be amazed when he doesn't have to investigate "how" big is the singularity = "locality-our Universe" and will have to recognize the possibility of proposing reality, that in an infinite 3+3D non-curved space-time there is a finite location arbitrarily large , is almost-infinite and almost-zero... Not even mathematicians can determine how big a "unit" is - a unit interval of length or time in an infinite grid-net-yarn of dimensions. That Location is "our Universe"...only one. No nonsense like “multiverses. And the Big Bang was not the creation of the Universe "from nothing" (as string theorists claim), but it was "jump = jump change of state" from previous to subsequent, "jump" from a totally flat space-time to a totally curved state of space-time. The pre-Flag state of flat dimensions suddenly changed to a finite location ( unknowable how big ) with extremely crooked dimensions that 13.8 billion years unpacking !!!!, a) they unfold, not expand into a global "real-structure" (the sky full of galaxies and everything we see "floats" in the variously curved dimensions of every location we see) and b) they are packed !!!!in the microstructure = in the microworld into matter !!!!, they are packed (those dimensions) after the big bang into packages = elementary particles and they are further packed into conglomerates, i.e. into atoms, molecules, into compounds chemical-biological. Etc., etc....etc., as I have described elsewhere for many years. According to physicists from Di Valentino's team, this anomaly could be explained if the expanding universe had a spherical shape. Which is the same, even better, if the expansion is explained by the "unpacking" of that "starting" curvature of the space-time dimensions in the Bang = in the stop state in which time begins to flow and expand = the space and time dimensions begin to expand; this state of space-time of ultra- high curvature of the dimensions of time and length, is plasma, is a state of post-Flash plasma foam. In this foam, the "boiling vacuum" on Planck scales are recruited by warping packing mini-localities = "frozen states" - waveballs-wavepackets that become elementary particles in our human concept, packets that manifest themselves with properties such as mass, spin, charge, etc., etc. (Each particle has a different number of packed dimensions and a different curvature of these; this determines their properties). Then, such an initial state of the Universe, the space-time after the Big Bang, expands further and further and simultaneously collapses, expands "out" "of the singularity" and collapses "into itself" into matter. That is, there is a clustering of elements (mass particles such as quarks, leptons, then on baryons, resonances, then to atoms, then to molecules to compounds - that's "packing" crooked packages into more complex conglomerates, and this happens not only after the Big Bang, but the packing still happening today; complex mass of protein, DNA.. We still have a Planck vacuum around us today, continuously throughout the history of this ! Universe..,, all around us in the boiling vacuum of planck and sub-planck scales, are happening the same marches as a million years ago, as a billion years ago, and 14.24 billion years ago right after the Big Bang. This entire "Local Universe" with curved dimensions is nested in a 3+3D grid, in a network of flat Euclidean dimensions. The universe "floats" in an infinite flat space-time. And at the same time, unpacking...and packing is also taking place from Třesk. What type of curve is that the unpacking is for the global version, I don't know, and I thought 35 years ago that this unwrapping is parabolic...; Summary: it means that the Universe is expanding, sorry, unfolds not only (!) after the Big Bang and after the era of relic radiation, but still, to this day, all around us ( gravitational curvature is still around, unwrapped, other curvatures, electromagnetic, etc. there are still commonly .., only the most "global" 3+3D space-time field, gravity, is the most expanded and it is immeasurable how much-little the curvature approaches absolute flatness- straightness.

[@nishantgoura2871]

I' m still loving physics to know needle of magnetic field is just to tilt.

[@JOHN-tk6vl]

Why always music playing when people are speaking?

[@radinelaj3932]

Maybe black holes are junction point of forces ( fields). Maybe are process of something, that it will end

[@user-ll4mx4sj2c]

What is the name of book behind einstein @37:27: Golden Gate ... ? Thnx

[@user-sk2wk6ud2h]

I can't believe it and am lost 😢

[@themyceliumnetwork]

wow, this isn't geo-restricted & you know why..... "Initial release date: November 25, 2015" thats why !

[@Sorryitwasplanned]

i can only amazed Gods unique creation.

[@danpedersen55]

Who?

[@Sorryitwasplanned]

@@danpedersen55 to be exact us human

[@radinelaj3932]

Min, 39:8, How is possible that times itself is distorted but heavy objects? Time is an ability of bodies , it can't be distorted.

[@radinelaj3932]

I think distortion of time is not related to the mass and gravity, but to the position of viewer,in other words : to the distance of viewer. In other words : as you move away from the earth ,your time ( your clock) ,run slower, min 40:50 , it should not speed up, it should not be ahead,but behind ( backward)of the sea level clock .

[@godsun798]

🙏🏆🌟A TRUE GENIUS

[@SuzySuziko]

I think most likely we are not able to get our equations of general relativity to join mathematically to equations of the sub atomic particles because the sub atomic particles are in another dimension from our 3 dimension observable universe.

[@aaronjclarke1973]

❤❤❤❤

[@ggerardsainsbury7522]

Nice!

[@tituskilonzo9766]

50:05 that person in Kenya is me 😊

[@mrdeathgaming1457]

@19: my brain melted

[@chunyanmi5643]

He is so great, but i dont know why so many people in the world are still suffering so much. And there are still more people are going to suffer.

[@yusiflamugini4339]

Because people don't think inside the box they think outside the box

[@Zhavlan]

I am looking for an engineer, I need to change the connection scheme of the fiber optic coils in the FOG, so to implement Einstein's inertial mental experience. If, while moving 🚆, we conduct the Michelson-Morley experiment in it, approximately; using in the experiment a size of 5000 m, a wound optical fiber (not a round coil, where the length to width of the coils is approximately 2/1) and two coils located "X", as from one monolith with parameters of 25 cm and a weight of 0.8 kg, which allows you to take additional noise protection. Through the results of the experiment, gravity quanta, we will consider; Cosmology, Astrophysics, Universe, .. .

[@ericpins9384]

💢Interesting but the actor looks more like Louis De Broglie!😉

[@oloansitanggang2129]

like all the great scientists such as Newton, Mary Curie n others , Albert Einstein was "the gift" of God; specialised people that God give to the human to open their eyes n thought about the glory of God creation in universe

[@QUANTUM_FIELD_THEORY]

I may be a total ignoramus, but at 40 mins in taking 1 clock up a mountain and leaving 1 behind. Did they try moving the static clock away (the same distance travelled) as the 1 they took up the mountain ? Remember the moving clock travels twice the distance ie there and back. Its not the mass of the mountain that unsynchronised the clocks it was their movement. Send me a Nobel prize. Ta

[@smarajitpunaykanti6463]

I wud like to know what was he in his previous life . May b Gauss and Laplace are his equivalent from previous centuries

[@radinelaj3932]

I think the acceleration and the gravity are not the same.

[@anidanga]

Einstein this, Einstein that, most brilliant mind in the history of Mankind! In every turn, there is something about this guy, videos, books! This is an insult to the countless other scientists and mathematicians who have helped just the same if not more to further human knowledge! Many ideas attributed only to him, had been originated by others!

[@nippurdelagash8409]

So what ?... relax the vein man !

[@adamsherriff3450]

What an amazing life. Maybe the single most important life to grace the earth!

[@arunavadasgupta2147]

Radiation Or Reflection of Light Through Glass Heat transfer In Metals

[@yusiflamugini4339]

Human mind itself is form of gravity it works on pull and push

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

All human Will see what is right and what is wrong when we die. I Did die back in 1997 for over 2 minutes. Thanks was amazing

[@blackt9261]

All humans will also see what is important and what's not on their death bed. I did die back in 2017 for almost 20 minutes

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

@@blackt9261 Yes spot on

[@walkabout16]

In the corridors of thought, where brilliance aligns, Retrace Einstein's mind, where intellect shines. A journey with NOVA, a cosmic ballet, Inside Einstein's mind, where ideas hold sway. Thought experiments unfold, like stars in the night, Simple yet powerful, a cosmic insight. NOVA guides us, through the corridors vast, Einstein's brilliance, a journey so vast. Gravity's dance, in the theory laid bare, General relativity, a celestial affair. PBS America, a storyteller's art, Unveiling the genius, from mind to heart. Einstein's revelations, in the space-time tide, A symphony of thought, where ideas abide. NOVA's canvas, with colors so bright, Inside Einstein's mind, where brilliance takes flight. In the tapestry of intellect, PBS America weaves, A narrative profound, as the mind perceives. Ideas reshaping, in the cosmic ballet, Einstein's brilliance, in the NOVA display. So, let the documentary unfold, like pages in time, Inside Einstein's mind, a journey sublime. NOVA and PBS America, a cosmic embrace, Revealing the genius, in the intellectual space.

[@chrisstevens-xq2vb]

😂😂😂 It’s trash. Space can’t bend🤦🏼‍♂️

[@olawalewilliam6045]

I love it but something's there are on very very useful

[@sunildahal1869]

which has more depth, this or that

[@user-qb1oi3jm1o]

Yes..like

[@sagaveeraragoo7495]

Without Fire and Air no Gravity seen.

[@alocinotasor]

Sir Isaac Newton was his inspiration.

[@davidmudry5622]

If Einstein is right then 9/11 needs a new investigation where matter loses weight when falling in acceleration. NIST WTC FAQ 31 says the twin towers fell almost in free fall from the weight. 100% free fall is weightless.

[@tokajileo5928]

no he was asked about it, it was Maxwell not Newton

[@imjustcurious360]

He was not inspired, He was Curious.

[@SAMACAG]

Newton is right, PBS has not done their homework. Please watch: Common Sense Einstein Super Star

[@davidmudry5622]

@@SAMACAG F = ma An accelerometer in free fall = zero acceleration but sitting on the ground it indicates accelerating at 9.8 meters per second squared. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXjNepqAhdNnbac