RP yea thats true he even mentioned in one of his books that he got the idea of relativity from one of the ancient books of india which was written in Sanskrit
Lots of people give Einstein credit for his genius or for his creativity. I think one of his biggest strengths that don't get enough credit is his ability to explain incredibly complex mathematical ideas with simple analogies that anyone can understand.
@@Jack-r2v9b that's the same thing Albert Einstein mentioned but I didn't get it ...Your time does not travel faster or slower it's because of your interest
@@rohanchaurasia4439 THE TOP DOWN, ULTIMATE, CLEAR, AND BALANCED MATHEMATICAL PROOF REGARDING HOW AND WHY ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY: TIME dilation ULTIMATELY proves ON BALANCE that ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS the stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. E=MC2 IS F=ma. This NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND DESCRIBES what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. It all CLEARLY makes perfect sense. Gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. (Accordingly, the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches it's revolution.) GRAVITATIONAL force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED with/as) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. Consider the man who IS standing on what is THE EARTH/ground. Great !!! By Frank DiMeglio
I feel like what you tried to mean didn't make sense xD but, since you didn't write a coherent sentence (or sentences), what you said is intrinsically nonsensical. To me.
Science believes there is no observer, as it's purpose is to eliminate that. The bolt sees the bolt, the bolt sees the bolt, the bolt is moving, the bolt is moving, i am, i am, the light, the light, the bolt, the bolt, the observer and the observed.
But that is quite astonishing. Could you think twins separated by 1 year of diference? That's not a joke. They have born together, but because of they speed, they could not have the same age. Or yet something quite more interisting. Imagine that light travels the shortest path.The distance between two points is the time that light took from one point to other times the speed of the light. Now, since time is perceived differently, the distances are different. Not only time, but distances as well. The third scenario. Imagine an elevator accelerating upward . In that experiment, one would not know If he is subject to massive body or in an accelerating object. This all means that gravity changes space and time in the same way of accelerating objects in Einstein theory. Knowing how accelerating objects perceive the space in a space in which the speed of light is the same in all inertial objects would be to know how mass bends space time. That's why mass bends light, because they change distances. Is not It all impressive? All because light runs in a constant speed
We have plenty like that in the world, but due to how capitalism functions most of our brightest scientific minds often end up in the finance industry on better money as who gives a fuck about new science when there is profit to be made from abusing existing science as far as modern capitalism is concerned. More and more research and development is being done not by governments and universities but by private corporations governments outsource to, those corporations should they make a discovery that could aid humanity, are under no law nor moral obligation to share what they discover and likely never will if what they discover harms existing profit lines.
@@abbroadcast2842 Should have told him... The more accurately you measure a particle, the lower the accuracy on it's position. If he was so proud of his speedometers result, you should have said: "Prove i was in the area of speed limit."
some people believe that Einstein was a fraud just because he was a jew and he wrote 6-3=6. When Einstein wrote 6-3=6, he was making a joke. But there is a website that a person posted that Einstein couldn't have been smart because he didn't know subtraction. We must elimintate them from this world
To All those who are comparing Newton & Einstein Please dont compare them They are two great scientists In their Era!!! Physics is incomplete without them...! Both give us advance knowledge of physics
There is nothing about comparing Scientist's creation of their own time... That's the stupidest think to do... As an example... Newtonian Mechanics are used to determine a speed of a object, Applied force on that object and the acceleration caused by the changes of momentum which is relative to time... To explain a object with Newton's law... Time needed to be counted as an absolute value.... But when Einstein's general Relativity came in... Time and every aspect of Universe were described as relative to each other... Unlike Newtonian Mechanics... Relativity defines our world as a giant chunk of energy... Manipulating and Bending Space and Time... Creating a path for both light to travel slow... And time to tick slow
@@kulsumsheikh814 let them say what they want... They don't realize that they're wasting both of their time and brain cells arguing about such a stupid topic
Yes, but Newton has done more in the field of science and mathematics. Einstein was revolutionary and without him we probably would still use Newtonian physics. But newton was just a pure philosopher
@@alphaarcva_1679 Newton's philosophies were certainly wrong... Even his "time is an absolute number" was incredibly wrong... Newton didn't have the thinking capability that Einstein has observed... And if you're saying Einstein was "revolutionary"... Than you might've not know the real fact that "Modern Techs" are all running on Einstein's equations... Even the Wi-Fi , Bits, Qubits, Radio waves, Nuclear Reactors, TV Remote(lol)... And what not! Newton spent his all life learning about motion and dynamics... He didn't had a suitable explanation about Gravity...But Einstein had it! So there's the main problem with us... We're arguing about people who've worked on entirety different department of Physics
That video brought tears, I always dreamed about being a physicist I worked hard but after a brain injury I'm unable to see things like i used to before now I don't see patterns, I don't see maths, I don't see physics😢😢
Stephen Hawking couldn't speak without the help of a computer, nor could he move without the help of an electronic wheelchair, yet he is considered one of the greatest scientists of our century. Go far and beyond, don't let human limits stop you from being curious about the universe.
from the beginning I was interested in physics but only when I let go all the things that are holding me back (like others opinion and self doubt) then I learn how to see the word from different point of view. Also through practice i develop amazing thinking patterns. My point is that no matter what happened to you 'if you really want it you can have it'. Don't lose hope there is nothing which is not curable. It is a request from me to you that please watch "the secret" documentary. Just give it a shot and i promise your life will change. And if you practice those neural connections will forme again and you can regain your lost abiity. Have noce day😊
but hopefully you can still think and imagine in your own world, god bless you and he will award you all things when you are in heaven standing before him, god is mercy, god is rich believe me he is very merciful, but the the only you have to do is think.
Einstein was a great genius and published many discoveries. The explantion that time isn't absolute is one of my favourite ones. Because it is mostly seen in our daily life. I salute this guy not just for his intelligence but also for his attitude towards society.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 Satellitesystems need to have the time difference, from earth to space implemented in them, otherwise they would not work. That is a proof for Einstein's Theory, a very practical one, otherwise the whole shit wouldn't even work.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 Yeah but your phone wouldn't work without it, it has effects on you personally. yeah ok your right the average man doesn't directly notice the impact, but it's there.
I tried to imagine the same but my train was travelling so fast that everything was a blur plus i blinked when the lightening struck so I missed both the lightening bolts... oh well
Anju Sharma It is just basic special relativity.It is ,,relatively “ (;) ) easy especially the mathematics that it is why it is retarded how some people think that just because they understand it they are gods.And no I checked what some of you were talking about that is why I made this comment (So I can stop people from trying to make their ego bigger thus deluding themselves that they are geniuses).
Anju Sharma Oh,did you really think I was a basic idiot?I understand most concepts of physics and even then I still think that I am not doing well enough just because I know there is probably an idea I am missing or a misunderstanding that I have.Although my level of mathematics isn't still advanced enough for me to know the full potential of general relativity or quantum field theory (exc.) I still have an understanding of their basic ideas and even then I get mad because I know that the basic ideas are not good enough because they don't really give you much context about the given thing that the theory is trying to show to you.
I'm a senior in HS, going to major in Mechanical/Aerospace engineering in college. I am also interested in physics and I can definitely sympathize with you on getting headaches while studying physics. Honestly man, I think the best way to understand something is just to break it down to its simplest principles. Maybe not even think about equations or formulas themselves but just let loose, relax, and think of how something moves, adding one principle over another. That's what I like to do. Anyways, hope you're having a good day during the time that you read this! For the love of physics!
I understand all of the special theory of relativity except for the time dilation in the simultaneity part and it's driving me crazy. I just can't connect the two
@@ralphhleihel5079 Special relativity is based on two postulates, that the speed of light is the same for all observers regardless of the reference frame and the laws of physics are the same for ALL inertial reference frames (i.e. body is at rest/has constant acceleration). Now, you simply know that velocity x time = distance and therefore, time = distance/velocity. Imagine you are inside of a train moving at a constant speed close to the speed of light. Now, you have a mirror in front of you and you turn on your flashlight to shine it against the mirror; from your point of view, the light will reach the mirror and then come back to you in a straight line (all while the train is moving). Now imagine you are an observer above the train, so that you can see the the light coming out of the flashlight to return to the man, and the man and train moving. From your perspective, not only is the train moving, but the light as well but in a path that follows the letter "V"; this should make sense because from your perspective, the train is moving, so the man and everything inside the train should be moving in the same direction as well (including light). So, from your perspective above the train the light is travelling a longer distance to the mirror and back to the man. According to our established formula "Velocity x Time = Distance", distance is getting bigger; the two variables responsible for this change are velocity and time... so if the speed of light is ALWAYS the same no matter what frame of reference, then the only other variable that could be changing to account for the bigger distance is TIME. Outside of the train, it is taking a longer time for light to do the same thing that is happening inside the train; in other words, time has slowed down for the man inside the train. Sorry if that explanation was very long and maybe redundant, but I just wanted to be as clear as possible, because the theories of relativity are nothing but counter intuitive. I hope this helped give a better sense about what time dilation is in terms of special relativity.
@@thenomad9963 thanks a lot for the explanation, although i already knew that and like you mentioned this wasn't my initial question, i still appreciate you putting the effort to answer me, thanks a lot man
@@Warcodered01 Yeah, precisely, it's both since time is affected by the gravitational field i.e.gravity warps not only space but time as well and also time depends on our state of motion or our perception of one's motion through space
That is what geniuses do. They are not just brilliant...they are dedicated..mad about the subject..with zero ego. They just give their whole life for the sake of their research.
Yeah right. You obviously haven't done any real study of science. The field of science is incredibly who filled. People have literally shamed people he knew the truth of something just because they didn't want to be made to feel like an idiot for not having discovered it first
I think their motivation is ego, and its a good thing that it is ego instead of money of helpfulness. Simple desire to help does not lead you to prove everyone except you is wrong. Also the truth is universal so it can combine well with egos.
Not zero ego. A lot of brilliants tend to have some narcissism. It's not that bad of a thing IN THEIR CASE. Imo, any philosophy or psychology is not totally good or bad or right or wrong. So, yes, narcissism is mostly bad but, a few times, it can motivate or push people to do what needs to be done for betterment without many bad consequences.
The most craziest observations are found when your mind is highly creative, we tend to forget how curiosity helps our brain once we become adults. But if you retain the crazy thinking you had when you were a kid damn that's when you see the beauty of what he is trying to say. The problem is the world won't appreciate such thinking, only a select few helps with that.
It's the type of thinking that changes the world but it's easier to just think like everyone else and do your best to not stand out in any way from the crowd.
@@saymyname8925 I ain't smart like einstein 😂, I am as dumb as an average guy. But genuinely, I don't know what sort of crazy ideas you had as a kid. What if you kept pursuing those ideas in a scientific way is what Einstein did. Our education system won't encourage that.
Keeping in mind the thin boundary between "unconventionally creative" and "plain nuts." _“But the fact that some geniuses were laughed at does not imply that all who are laughed at are geniuses. They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.”_ - Carl Sagan
Someone please tell me how did Michele imagine two lightning bolts, 100 m apart ,being not simultaneous when present in the moving train ,when the theory of special relativity actually was not known at that time to him . Like i am asking on what basis he imagined that scenario . THANKS IN ADVANCE
prabhugopal3 whem you move towards a source its speed relative to you becomes faster hence it will aproach you faster than the other one which will appear to move slowly as it is receding from you ............. this is called relative velocity and was known at that time to every one ............ thats how he imagined it
Well there is a slight mistake they've done here. Light and sound travel on a different speed but in this scene both lightning and it's sound are simultaneous. This is incorrect.
No , He was trying to say is here :- c is speed of light which is constant , As we all know speed = distance / time . Since speed is constant because its spped of light . Distance is also Changing since train is moving very fast , but both event is Simultanious , which mean light is travelling extra distance in same time . So , conclusion is either speed of light got incressend or Time got decressed . Since c is contant , then time got slowed . So we can stop the time if we move with speed of light . SORRY FOR ENGLISH .
karan verma time didn't got slow down not just because of the distance (it's just one of the factor ) but the real reason is due to high train speed, it broke the speed of time at which the second light strikes hence time slowed down sounds logical !! If not let me explain u with a example FACT-:Time always move forwards that means time has a speed So let us assume time is moving at a speed 50km/h . now u move at a speed 100km/h ,so speed difference between u and time is 50km/h hence 50km/h ahead of time hence time slowed down for u. So Einstein said if u want to make time an illusion so u have to move at the speed of light or beyond . Tnx and salute to Einstein 😊
marco polo , i read the general theory of relativity , and special also , But no where written than time moves with a certain amount of speed . the unit of time can never be measured because , time is not a quantity that can be measured the relativity equation is :- t'/t = (1-(v^2/c^2))^1/2 Dude this is equation where v is speed of object , c is speed of light . t' is observed time t is real time .
No, time is relevant to thee observer. Time actually IS absolute. The lightning bolts are striking simultaneously. It's the information that travels which makes it appear to the observer to be delayed.
Just imagine what this man could do today where technology is at its best with his imagination and genius But then I feel like if this world would not be what it is today if there was no Einstein
@@MsDragonbal776 amybe but youre comparing completely different times. Now even a 12 year old can understand advanced physics by just googling it. Back in 1900 that was impossible
Just imagine if Newton Einstein and Hawking were at a table, talking about physics and stuff, that would be really nice to see theme interact with eachother.
breaking the problem into a simple event , and then thinking about it ... basically an experiment when you use your brain , that is basically a super computer...
He imagined then he did the math. I'm sure their are paths his mind took that when he worked out the math he threw the idea away. He didn't start as a funded scientist but as a simple dreamer. His mind and his math where all the experiments he needed.
@@MsDragonbal776 isn't that what theoretical physics is... You imagine something based of of a prior notion or invent something new. Then work it out and then get people to test it... And it hasn't failed yet. Don't forget he solved the problem on the photoelectric effect on the side of all other projects. Creative imagination is the start of all good science and Einstine's has stood the test of time.
Another analogy: Imagine a clock that is made of two pieces of paper placed parallel like a sandwich, spaced a small distance apart, and between them a photon bouncing straight up and down from one side to the other. Each time the photon bounces up and down, let’s say that is one second. Now imagine standing in place as the clock moves past you, and the path the photon must travel to complete the trip up and down is now longer, as it’s zigzagging from your perspective (moving diagonally rather than straight up and down). Because the photon can’t travel any faster as it’s already at the speed of light, and it has to travel a longer distance, it takes longer for the seconds to pass for you. If you ride on the clock though, the time remains the same.
Yes this is far better than train one because I am confused in train one like my defend is Sir albert is seeing them simultaneous because the distance for both the bolts But in train the distance is changing And the speed of light is constant C (Or approx 300000 m/s) and the distance like for first bolt is gonna be less and for second one is gonna be less so it's obvious that they a will not be Simultaneous can anyone explain what train example is And why the time i will experience will change Why can't the photon are slow down
This and the example in the video are pretty poor defense of the argument that time is relative. The fact of the matter is that both the observer and the clock exists in the same dimension, and henceforth, regardless of the "relativity" of things, DO share a discrete, finite,and measurable amount of time, so remove the "perception" of time, and time becomes an illusion. At least, as far as your explanations go
Please hear my views. I think time is constant and relative for us. Thus making us relative to time not the time relative. I'm going to prove this soon and prove that infact Einstein was not completely right.
@@GalaxyTA That... is part of relativity already. If time is relative to the observer then the observer is relative to time. Are you sure you understand the principle behind Einstein's theory?
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For reality to exist, there must be an observer, but must that observer be conscious? Long before the universe could observe itself, did it, at that time, not exist?
It's so ridiculous, he didn't even ask for any proofs or calculations behind his words, he just heard his nonsense and suddenly agreed. Maybe that's how you can put several hours of scientific discussion into two minutes scene.
Some years ago, I desperately wanted to watch this series but I couldn't find the link where I can download it . I accidentally downloaded the 1st 3 episode of the Big Bang Theory not knowing it was a different one.. I finished the whole TBBT and never regretted it .But does anyone know where I can watch this series?
Damn, I didn't think they had colour cameras and television back in 1900. Thank god they did to capture this exact moment exactly how it happened, for real
Im Korean, and korean students learn the special thery of relativity in the high school. To discriminate students and make it earily understandable, it seems to be pretty simplified but even in that small piece of einstein’s great achievement, we can feel the level of creativity he had.
Yes time is not absolute. When you spend 30min in toilet with high speed internet connection it seems like 5min.. But if you spend 5 min in toilet without internet connection it seems like 30 min... Yes time is not absolute
@@klaus2913 I’m gonna be honest with you, I think there’s more to the story for Einstein’s theories. They are so radical when they were first introduced that I don’t believe he came up with them on his own. I’ve thought about this for years and the understanding of the field before Einstein and the theories he introduced leads me to believe there’s something we’re missing or were never told. His theory was so correct, and so unorthodox at the time, that there was literally no framework to base his theories on. He invented the framework, I find that very strange and kind of not believable to be honest.
@@Trigger200284 On the contrary, I think the theories he came up with were extremely common sense things provided the research that already followed. In fact, Einstein himself said that Special Relativity was "ripe for discovery." Anyone could have come up with that at any moment. It was already known by Coulomb's work in the 18th century that Electric field is proportional to permittivity of the medium. It was also known by Lorentz's work in the late 19th century that magnetic field was related to permeability of the medium. It was also known that permittivity and permeability of free space are constants. It was also known by Maxwell's work in the 1860s that electromagnetic waves like light are a result of periodic fluctuations of electric and magnetic fields. For a long time, physicists believed that light and all other electromagnetic waves travel through an invisible medium called lumiferous ether. The Michelson and Moseley experiment was a breakthrough which proved such an ether doesn't exist, and therefore light CAN travel through free space. Now since we already know that light is a function of electric and magnetic fields, which themselves are functions of permittivity and permeability, and that they are both constant for free space, it means that light travels at a speed equal to permittivity divided by permeability of free space, which are both constants. As a result, boom! Light's speed is constant, regardless of observer. That means that if an observer to travel at a speed close to that of light, by the relative model of motion, light must appear to be faster, but since it travels at a constant speed, the time would need to slow down or the distance would need to expand. As a result, time and distance(space), not speed, is relative. Since it's now established that spacetime is relative and has the ability to bend, you can now even use it to justify how objects of mass attract each other by simply saying that they bend spacetime. Boom! Special and General relativity.
@@HelloWorld-dv2tg I'm not reading anything from someone that doesn't know how form a paragraph or series of paragraphs, Jesus man. It doesn't help your point when you can't use proper grammar.
@@Trigger200284 I'm sorry. I was on phone and didn't realize the length. You could have said it in a bit nicer way. Ad hominem attacks aren't warranted. And also, even if I didn't know how to make paragraphs, you're no one to insult me as if I'm subhuman. Grammar doesn't disqualify anyone from argument, people's narrow minds to judge does.
An Interstellar Odyssey No problem bro! Essentially, special relativity is the way easier one lol😂😂here's a video if u want:( u just need to know basic algebra) m.ruclips.net/video/U685DR19XyY/видео.html Thanks for the snippet btw👍👌
I've been pondering this scene for hours and come to a conclusion that Michele couldn't possibly have come to a conclusion that the lightnings struck at the same time unless he was both on the train AND on the ground simultaneously at the moment of the lightning strike.
Time actually is absolute. This example actually proves that. It's so obvious. It doesn't matter if your able to perceive the bolt at different moments. The fact is that once the bolt exists, there is a definitive descrete time that all observers and the lightning bolt share.
@@matthewlui1004 I understand his idea of relativity well. I'm just saying, perception is not reality. By all means your open to convince me to otherwise
Dude, chill. I wrote the comment as a joke. You're just being too serious about it. No matter what you believe time is, there is always equations and maths to prove theories. I have no intention of arguing with someone that believes something is absolutely true.
The man literally made up science then proved it to be true. An absolute genius in every sense of the word. Special Relativity is an absolute mindfuck.
Its not as much made up, as much a it is a derivation from the empirical fact that light travels at same speed whether you move or not. At least thats how it is in his works. Its the same as complex numbers are not really made up -- they are just the minimal field that contains real numbers and an element that has a square equal to -1, and they are readily acquired from assumption that such field exists.
Seriously, try it yourself In Newtonian mechanics you would simply say the light from the lightning at the front of the train approaches you faster than the light from the one at the back of it, since you’re running into one & away from the other In relativity, both beams of light must move at the same speed relative to you
Because they knew that light travels at *one* speed. If the lightning bolts were simultaneous it would mean that one of them would have to either slow down or speed up to observe them at the same time. But thats impossible. And because light travels at one speed and you _move_ you shorten the distane for the light of the first bolt but lenghten the distance for the light of the other lightning bolt
so somehow...without actually observing the phenomenon, the guy was able to imagine two different outcomes based on the same understanding by the same person just by "really think"-ing about it...I mean what the heck changed?🤨
I understood this the first time I think its pretty clear what is meant although it is dumbed down. Either way this show was just to document how einstein thought and document his life not provide an insight into the world of physics.
Would that mean the speed at which light travels towards the man, for the man on the train being the frame of reference, would be greater for one bolt and less for another? If we imagine the events happen simultaneously, then it's the information (in form of light and later sound for the lightning) that is reaching the fast travelling man at different rates from different events, isn't it? And so they are just experiencing events differently, and that means things are different for them, such as events.
That's the problem. It *doesn't* change. This was the problem physicists had struggled with since the late 19th century: Both electromagnetic theory and experimental observation showed that no matter how fast you moved, you perceive light at the same velocity in all directions. And according to Newtonian relativity, that doesn't make sense. Particle or wave, why was light seemingly exempt from that aspect of the laws of motion? It was Einstein who realized that they'd gotten it all wrong. Maxwell was right, and some of Newton's axioms were shown to have been assumptions.
both men would experience light traveling at the same universal constant: c. that forces the lightning bolts to be happening sumiltanously for one person, and at different times for the other
i like this kind of scene or movies i thinl it will help me to gain more knowledge on science i mean it is not boring cause its visual video it really helps to better explain the text plss recommend me some movies series or videos that has something to do with Science or math
1) The Imitation Game (about Alan Turing) 2) Hawking (about Stephen Hawking) 3) The Man Who Knew Infinity (about S.Ramanujan) 4) Creation (about Charles Darwin) 5) Genius (the show in the video) Check out these movies
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i will in time dilation but I still dnt know why??
Nope you copied bitch
RP yea thats true he even mentioned in one of his books that he got the idea of relativity from one of the ancient books of india which was written in Sanskrit
Lots of people give Einstein credit for his genius or for his creativity. I think one of his biggest strengths that don't get enough credit is his ability to explain incredibly complex mathematical ideas with simple analogies that anyone can understand.
The ability to dumb down things lol
If you can't explain it to a young child so they can understand it then you don't understand it yourself
I don't understand it..why it seems different in both the cases??and don't tell me time is relative..I understand that but how ??
@@atharvmalpani7742 talk to a beautiful girl for an hour and it seems like only 5 minutes have passed,that's relativity
@@Jack-r2v9b that's the same thing Albert Einstein mentioned but I didn't get it ...Your time does not travel faster or slower it's because of your interest
‘Albert, this is ridiculous...’
-every physics student studying special relativity
Lmao 😂
Lol, wait until you study general relativity
Yeah, what an idiot
@@rohanchaurasia4439 THE TOP DOWN, ULTIMATE, CLEAR, AND BALANCED MATHEMATICAL PROOF REGARDING HOW AND WHY ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY:
TIME dilation ULTIMATELY proves ON BALANCE that ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS the stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. E=MC2 IS F=ma. This NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND DESCRIBES what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. It all CLEARLY makes perfect sense. Gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. (Accordingly, the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches it's revolution.) GRAVITATIONAL force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED with/as) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. Consider the man who IS standing on what is THE EARTH/ground. Great !!!
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Hahahahah yes lol
01:40 me sitting in math class finally understanding the most basic algebra.
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I laughed way too hard at this
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I still dont
Same. And all these smarties in the comments making smart jokes my 2 brain cells can't comprehend.
Einstein: Are they simultaneous?
Me if I imagine it: Uhmm I guess?
@@shubhraneel1666 I see you're a weeb
I feel like what you tried to mean didn't make sense xD but, since you didn't write a coherent sentence (or sentences), what you said is intrinsically nonsensical. To me.
@Vector X i think speed of light has the same speed, mybe what u meant is the lighting wasnt the same time stroke..
Science believes there is no observer, as it's purpose is to eliminate that. The bolt sees the bolt, the bolt sees the bolt, the bolt is moving, the bolt is moving, i am, i am, the light, the light, the bolt, the bolt, the observer and the observed.
@Vector X 300 thousand km/s imagination need training
Science without a imagination is like a bird without wings
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know as 47 ,also visualization
Science with incomprehensible imaginations = detached from reality. Some scientists cam handle it, some become idiots.
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That happiness when they found out that time is not absolute. We need more like that in our world
He looked up to see if god was dancing out of pure joy
But that is quite astonishing. Could you think twins separated by 1 year of diference? That's not a joke. They have born together, but because of they speed, they could not have the same age.
Or yet something quite more interisting. Imagine that light travels the shortest path.The distance between two points is the time that light took from one point to other times the speed of the light. Now, since time is perceived differently, the distances are different. Not only time, but distances as well.
The third scenario. Imagine an elevator accelerating upward . In that experiment, one would not know If he is subject to massive body or in an accelerating object. This all means that gravity changes space and time in the same way of accelerating objects in Einstein theory. Knowing how accelerating objects perceive the space in a space in which the speed of light is the same in all inertial objects would be to know how mass bends space time. That's why mass bends light, because they change distances.
Is not It all impressive? All because light runs in a constant speed
Only time will tell. ;)
It's not real bro
We have plenty like that in the world, but due to how capitalism functions most of our brightest scientific minds often end up in the finance industry on better money as who gives a fuck about new science when there is profit to be made from abusing existing science as far as modern capitalism is concerned. More and more research and development is being done not by governments and universities but by private corporations governments outsource to, those corporations should they make a discovery that could aid humanity, are under no law nor moral obligation to share what they discover and likely never will if what they discover harms existing profit lines.
Some one commented : I tried to tell officer that speed is relative, Still he fined me ticket
Offender : speed is relative, how can you give me ticket?
Cop : Frame of Reference is my speedometer not your Ass!!! Asshole
@@abbroadcast2842 bravo!😭
LOL!!!!!
@@abbroadcast2842 Should have told him... The more accurately you measure a particle, the lower the accuracy on it's position.
If he was so proud of his speedometers result, you should have said: "Prove i was in the area of speed limit."
Nice one LoL
Meanwhile Big Smoke: "ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS FOLLOW THE DAMN TRAIN CJ!"
GTA lol
Lmao
😂😂San Andreas🎮🕹
Naman Panjeta 😂😂😂
Lmaooooooo
"Time is relative, your body hasn't even hit the floor yet."
-The Ancient One
Good one. That made my day 😂😂😂
@@samirmailanchi Is the comment funny?
@@jkasdhn99 I hope not
@Anastasia Black i understood THAT reference
Those who make fun of Einstein are fools
Chinnu Prasad ...bro u trippin?
some people believe that Einstein was a fraud just because he was a jew and he wrote 6-3=6. When Einstein wrote 6-3=6, he was making a joke. But there is a website that a person posted that Einstein couldn't have been smart because he didn't know subtraction. We must elimintate them from this world
Those who make not fun of Einstein are foolish
Phoenix Alpha why????
Phoenix Alpha i think you are foolish
It's funny... When the series came out, I was amazed by the genius of Albert Einstein. Now I'm at uni and I'm studying his relativity!
Can you share the link to the full series please?
Name of the series?
Name of series please
It’s called Genius
Teacher: u r late
Me: mam time is not absolute
I think you’re missing the point
@@KoreaNumberOne And I think you're missing the joke
@@KoreaNumberOne r/woosh
To All those who are comparing Newton & Einstein
Please dont compare them
They are two great scientists
In their Era!!!
Physics is incomplete without them...! Both give us advance knowledge of physics
There is nothing about comparing Scientist's creation of their own time... That's the stupidest think to do...
As an example... Newtonian Mechanics are used to determine a speed of a object, Applied force on that object and the acceleration caused by the changes of momentum which is relative to time... To explain a object with Newton's law... Time needed to be counted as an absolute value....
But when Einstein's general Relativity came in... Time and every aspect of Universe were described as relative to each other... Unlike Newtonian Mechanics... Relativity defines our world as a giant chunk of energy... Manipulating and Bending Space and Time... Creating a path for both light to travel slow... And time to tick slow
@@mizbaibnbasher6269 that's why am saying don't compare both
Cuz most of the comments are based on either Newton is great or Einstein 😶
@@kulsumsheikh814 let them say what they want... They don't realize that they're wasting both of their time and brain cells arguing about such a stupid topic
Yes, but Newton has done more in the field of science and mathematics. Einstein was revolutionary and without him we probably would still use Newtonian physics. But newton was just a pure philosopher
@@alphaarcva_1679 Newton's philosophies were certainly wrong... Even his "time is an absolute number" was incredibly wrong... Newton didn't have the thinking capability that Einstein has observed... And if you're saying Einstein was "revolutionary"... Than you might've not know the real fact that "Modern Techs" are all running on Einstein's equations... Even the Wi-Fi , Bits, Qubits, Radio waves, Nuclear Reactors, TV Remote(lol)... And what not!
Newton spent his all life learning about motion and dynamics... He didn't had a suitable explanation about Gravity...But Einstein had it!
So there's the main problem with us... We're arguing about people who've worked on entirety different department of Physics
That video brought tears, I always dreamed about being a physicist I worked hard but after a brain injury I'm unable to see things like i used to before now I don't see patterns, I don't see maths, I don't see physics😢😢
Little Gamer try not to become a man of success but rather a man of values.
Stephen Hawking couldn't speak without the help of a computer, nor could he move without the help of an electronic wheelchair, yet he is considered one of the greatest scientists of our century. Go far and beyond, don't let human limits stop you from being curious about the universe.
your name suggests your greatest injury
from the beginning I was interested in physics but only when I let go all the things that are holding me back (like others opinion and self doubt) then I learn how to see the word from different point of view. Also through practice i develop amazing thinking patterns.
My point is that no matter what happened to you 'if you really want it you can have it'. Don't lose hope there is nothing which is not curable.
It is a request from me to you that please watch "the secret" documentary. Just give it a shot and i promise your life will change.
And if you practice those neural connections will forme again and you can regain your lost abiity.
Have noce day😊
but hopefully you can still think and imagine in your own world, god bless you and he will award you all things when you are in heaven standing before him, god is mercy, god is rich believe me he is very merciful, but the the only you have to do is think.
That eureka moment is one of the most precious feelings in the world, it's like turning on the lights on a room that always was dark
Einstein was a great genius and published many discoveries. The explantion that time isn't absolute is one of my favourite ones. Because it is mostly seen in our daily life. I salute this guy not just for his intelligence but also for his attitude towards society.
How is it mostly seen in our daily lives ?
I doubt that any of us move near the speed of light so for us its absolute
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 Satellitesystems need to have the time difference, from earth to space implemented in them, otherwise they would not work.
That is a proof for Einstein's Theory, a very practical one, otherwise the whole shit wouldn't even work.
@@mam0lechinookclan607
😂 That's far from an average man's daily life, I assure you that !
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 Yeah but your phone wouldn't work without it, it has effects on you personally.
yeah ok your right the average man doesn't directly notice the impact, but it's there.
I tried to imagine the same but my train was travelling so fast that everything was a blur plus i blinked when the lightening struck so I missed both the lightening bolts... oh well
what
I forgot to purchase tickets and the conductor kicked me off on my train.
@@adamkendall997 lol
Me too
You managed to imagine yourself blinking to miss something ... how even
Einstein: close your eyes & imagine a train.
Me : sorry, i have exams today.
😂😂😂
@Aadhi Sesha
best of hard work.
That's why he is asking you to close your eyes
Did you pass?
Tesla,an intellectual: "i made the lightning bolts"
Underrated comment
Edison joins the chat 😂😂
@@shreyas2730 and stole the chat
This comment section is full of people that think that they are way smarter than they actually are.
Black Flash u seriously need to see what we are talking about and comment on that. U r 2 lost in ur own world.
Anju Sharma It is just basic special relativity.It is ,,relatively “ (;) ) easy especially the mathematics that it is why it is retarded how some people think that just because they understand it they are gods.And no I checked what some of you were talking about that is why I made this comment (So I can stop people from trying to make their ego bigger thus deluding themselves that they are geniuses).
Anju Sharma Oh,did you really think I was a basic idiot?I understand most concepts of physics and even then I still think that I am not doing well enough just because I know there is probably an idea I am missing or a misunderstanding that I have.Although my level of mathematics isn't still advanced enough for me to know the full potential of general relativity or quantum field theory (exc.) I still have an understanding of their basic ideas and even then I get mad because I know that the basic ideas are not good enough because they don't really give you much context about the given thing that the theory is trying to show to you.
@@blackflash9935 ok genius so u got lesser ego compared to everyone it seems like
@@blackflash9935 Stfu Everybody in the Comment section are not Genius Like Einstein
Einstein s wife :why are you late?
Einstein: Time is not absolute
And here I am having thought experiments about women..
Teezy Megeezy so fucking lame
Having what? What do you mean by that? Eh I don't have time to write me and my homies are going to the cinema for the Lion King reboot today.
@@selenophile410 how is that lame, ass?
@@cherrynado गांड
Izzkka sure, busy life with friends and cinema sure buddy we believe you
The actor did a fantastic job of bridging Einstein to life and wonderfully explain his theories
if you think about it, it's crazy how they got this footage and not only that, but got it in colour. Truly incredible.
Bro
Bro
And even the fact that they disassembled the man’s brain and entered his imagination
@@raxn2673 fr
bro
Intrested in physics but gets headache while studying
I'm a senior in HS, going to major in Mechanical/Aerospace engineering in college. I am also interested in physics and I can definitely sympathize with you on getting headaches while studying physics. Honestly man, I think the best way to understand something is just to break it down to its simplest principles. Maybe not even think about equations or formulas themselves but just let loose, relax, and think of how something moves, adding one principle over another. That's what I like to do. Anyways, hope you're having a good day during the time that you read this! For the love of physics!
The NoMad thx
I understand all of the special theory of relativity except for the time dilation in the simultaneity part and it's driving me crazy. I just can't connect the two
@@ralphhleihel5079 Special relativity is based on two postulates, that the speed of light is the same for all observers regardless of the reference frame and the laws of physics are the same for ALL inertial reference frames (i.e. body is at rest/has constant acceleration).
Now, you simply know that velocity x time = distance and therefore, time = distance/velocity. Imagine you are inside of a train moving at a constant speed close to the speed of light. Now, you have a mirror in front of you and you turn on your flashlight to shine it against the mirror; from your point of view, the light will reach the mirror and then come back to you in a straight line (all while the train is moving). Now imagine you are an observer above the train, so that you can see the the light coming out of the flashlight to return to the man, and the man and train moving. From your perspective, not only is the train moving, but the light as well but in a path that follows the letter "V"; this should make sense because from your perspective, the train is moving, so the man and everything inside the train should be moving in the same direction as well (including light).
So, from your perspective above the train the light is travelling a longer distance to the mirror and back to the man. According to our established formula "Velocity x Time = Distance", distance is getting bigger; the two variables responsible for this change are velocity and time... so if the speed of light is ALWAYS the same no matter what frame of reference, then the only other variable that could be changing to account for the bigger distance is TIME. Outside of the train, it is taking a longer time for light to do the same thing that is happening inside the train; in other words, time has slowed down for the man inside the train.
Sorry if that explanation was very long and maybe redundant, but I just wanted to be as clear as possible, because the theories of relativity are nothing but counter intuitive. I hope this helped give a better sense about what time dilation is in terms of special relativity.
@@thenomad9963 thanks a lot for the explanation, although i already knew that and like you mentioned this wasn't my initial question, i still appreciate you putting the effort to answer me, thanks a lot man
The moment when Sir Albert Einstein said that time is relative I got goosebumps
@Sherlock Holmes no shit sherlock
N I got heart attack
I'm confused is this thing saying time is relative, or our perception of it is?
@@Warcodered01 Yeah, precisely, it's both since time is affected by the gravitational field i.e.gravity warps not only space but time as well and also time depends on our state of motion or our perception of one's motion through space
@@TheCosmicDestroyer.... I think the other words to say it are: time is absolute on the most basic level of reality.
Me: Gets shot
Doctor: imagine you haven't
"Do you know how fast you were driving?"
"Relative to what?"
"Relative to me" (fine a ticket)
Please share this so more people can find it
trolls lollol yes
This "Einstein" guys is pretty smart, I'd say he has potential.
Ruskander: I know you're kidding; if i thought your comment was serious, i would send you to study.
That is what geniuses do. They are not just brilliant...they are dedicated..mad about the subject..with zero ego. They just give their whole life for the sake of their research.
Yeah right. You obviously haven't done any real study of science. The field of science is incredibly who filled. People have literally shamed people he knew the truth of something just because they didn't want to be made to feel like an idiot for not having discovered it first
They tend to have gigantic egos unfortunately. You can read about accounts of prominent scientists to confirm this.
I think their motivation is ego, and its a good thing that it is ego instead of money of helpfulness. Simple desire to help does not lead you to prove everyone except you is wrong. Also the truth is universal so it can combine well with egos.
Not zero ego. A lot of brilliants tend to have some narcissism. It's not that bad of a thing IN THEIR CASE.
Imo, any philosophy or psychology is not totally good or bad or right or wrong. So, yes, narcissism is mostly bad but, a few times, it can motivate or push people to do what needs to be done for betterment without many bad consequences.
I’ve been watching this for a full year now, it’s just amazing. I can’t get enough
Name of show?
Subscribe to pewdiepie_mf (genius) 2017
The most craziest observations are found when your mind is highly creative, we tend to forget how curiosity helps our brain once we become adults. But if you retain the crazy thinking you had when you were a kid damn that's when you see the beauty of what he is trying to say.
The problem is the world won't appreciate such thinking, only a select few helps with that.
It's the type of thinking that changes the world but it's easier to just think like everyone else and do your best to not stand out in any way from the crowd.
Yeah you just retain crazy thinking and will be smart like Einstein. You solved it...
@@saymyname8925 I ain't smart like einstein 😂, I am as dumb as an average guy. But genuinely, I don't know what sort of crazy ideas you had as a kid. What if you kept pursuing those ideas in a scientific way is what Einstein did. Our education system won't encourage that.
Keeping in mind the thin boundary between "unconventionally creative" and "plain nuts."
_“But the fact that some geniuses were laughed at does not imply that all who are laughed at are geniuses. They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.”_
- Carl Sagan
@@HowlingWolf518 exactly totally agree, as long as you are able to prove your wild ideas it's good.
Someone please tell me how did Michele imagine two lightning bolts, 100 m apart ,being not simultaneous when present in the moving train ,when the theory of special relativity actually was not known at that time to him . Like i am asking on what basis he imagined that scenario .
THANKS IN ADVANCE
SENTHIL KUMAR S A He thought what would happen if the speed of light is invariant as the guy before told him to think so.
Rabsan Galib Ahmed But why did he assume it to be invariant?
prabhugopal3 whem you move towards a source its speed relative to you becomes faster hence it will aproach you faster than the other one which will appear to move slowly as it is receding from you ............. this is called relative velocity and was known at that time to every one ............ thats how he imagined it
prabhugopal3 Because Einstein told him, "not if light moves at one speed."
Michelson experiment
Well there is a slight mistake they've done here. Light and sound travel on a different speed but in this scene both lightning and it's sound are simultaneous. This is incorrect.
These clips should be a Netflix show that would be so cool
Me : so you mean the lightning bolts are same ?
Einstein : well yes , but actually no..
simultaneous
He was trying to say that time is an "illusion"
Alrafi no he said time is different for the same event
No , He was trying to say is here :-
c is speed of light which is constant ,
As we all know speed = distance / time .
Since speed is constant because its spped of light .
Distance is also Changing since train is moving very fast , but both event is Simultanious , which mean light is travelling extra distance in same time .
So , conclusion is either speed of light got incressend or Time got decressed . Since c is contant , then time got slowed .
So we can stop the time if we move with speed of light .
SORRY FOR ENGLISH .
karan verma time didn't got slow down not just because of the distance (it's just one of the factor ) but the real reason is due to high train speed, it broke the speed of time at which the second light strikes hence time slowed down sounds logical !! If not let me explain u with a example
FACT-:Time always move forwards that means time has a speed
So let us assume time is moving at a speed 50km/h . now u move at a speed 100km/h ,so speed difference between u and time is 50km/h hence 50km/h ahead of time hence time slowed down for u.
So Einstein said if u want to make time an illusion so u have to move at the speed of light or beyond .
Tnx and salute to Einstein 😊
marco polo , i read the general theory of relativity , and special also ,
But no where written than time moves with a certain amount of speed .
the unit of time can never be measured because , time is not a quantity that can be measured
the relativity equation is :-
t'/t = (1-(v^2/c^2))^1/2
Dude this is equation where v is speed of object ,
c is speed of light .
t' is observed time
t is real time .
No, time is relevant to thee observer. Time actually IS absolute. The lightning bolts are striking simultaneously. It's the information that travels which makes it appear to the observer to be delayed.
The simple analogy that he proposed to explain that is amazing.
In this case, time is a matter of perspective. "Time will tell, it always does"
Just imagine what this man could do today where technology is at its best with his imagination and genius
But then I feel like if this world would not be what it is today if there was no Einstein
The man wasn't as smart as your hyping him up to be
He would be another entrepreneur, making another fruit brand products. I'm glad he wasn't born in this era.
@@MsDragonbal776 we havent found a better mind than this for over a centruy now idiot
@@Smartified boi shut the fuck up. There's 11 year old kids attending Harvard these days. We've found plenty of minds better than his
@@MsDragonbal776 amybe but youre comparing completely different times. Now even a 12 year old can understand advanced physics by just googling it. Back in 1900 that was impossible
Just imagine if Newton Einstein and Hawking were at a table, talking about physics and stuff, that would be really nice to see theme interact with eachother.
scientists are humoristic when they meet someone having the same level of IQ as their, so they will may not talk about physics and stuff
Hawking could not talk
@@zaxarispetixos8728 Hawking Chair
they'd be telling newton everything they know in their era, hawking would be schooling both about transistors, the higgs boson and the internet
@@zaxarispetixos8728 Hawking could chair though
How can he be so genius, yet not so scientific? His conclusion about time was basically based from an imagination instead of an actual experiment
Correct
breaking the problem into a simple event , and then thinking about it ... basically an experiment when you use your brain , that is basically a super computer...
He imagined then he did the math. I'm sure their are paths his mind took that when he worked out the math he threw the idea away. He didn't start as a funded scientist but as a simple dreamer. His mind and his math where all the experiments he needed.
@@austinsullivan7152 and that's the problem. His math was based on our perception and idea of time.
@@MsDragonbal776 isn't that what theoretical physics is... You imagine something based of of a prior notion or invent something new. Then work it out and then get people to test it... And it hasn't failed yet.
Don't forget he solved the problem on the photoelectric effect on the side of all other projects. Creative imagination is the start of all good science and Einstine's has stood the test of time.
Now I got his point "imagination is important than knowledge"
Knowledge helps you to imagine
That guy didn’t understand he was just being polite
Logic takes u from A to B...
Imagination takes u from A to infinity...!
Albert Einstein ❤️
Imagine the reaction of the general public after this discovery, for them, this could be the big step towards time travel
Another analogy: Imagine a clock that is made of two pieces of paper placed parallel like a sandwich, spaced a small distance apart, and between them a photon bouncing straight up and down from one side to the other. Each time the photon bounces up and down, let’s say that is one second. Now imagine standing in place as the clock moves past you, and the path the photon must travel to complete the trip up and down is now longer, as it’s zigzagging from your perspective (moving diagonally rather than straight up and down). Because the photon can’t travel any faster as it’s already at the speed of light, and it has to travel a longer distance, it takes longer for the seconds to pass for you. If you ride on the clock though, the time remains the same.
This was a solid analogy, cheers!
Yes this is far better than train one because I am confused in train one like my defend is
Sir albert is seeing them simultaneous because the distance for both the bolts
But in train the distance is changing
And the speed of light is constant C
(Or approx 300000 m/s) and the distance like for first bolt is gonna be less and for second one is gonna be less so it's obvious that they a will not be Simultaneous can anyone explain what train example is
And why the time i will experience will change
Why can't the photon are slow down
That was very easy to understand. Thank you.
This and the example in the video are pretty poor defense of the argument that time is relative. The fact of the matter is that both the observer and the clock exists in the same dimension, and henceforth, regardless of the "relativity" of things, DO share a discrete, finite,and measurable amount of time, so remove the "perception" of time, and time becomes an illusion. At least, as far as your explanations go
Time is relative,thus not absolute and both Newton and Galileo are wrong.
Issam Mohanna even the gravity that was devised by newton was wrong
Please hear my views.
I think time is constant and relative for us. Thus making us relative to time not the time relative. I'm going to prove this soon and prove that infact Einstein was not completely right.
@@GalaxyTA I would like to hear more.
@@GalaxyTA That... is part of relativity already. If time is relative to the observer then the observer is relative to time. Are you sure you understand the principle behind Einstein's theory?
Irwin Iing Newton’s law of gravitation works for established fields perfectly
If Einstein, Steven hawking and Nicola Tesla (may have spelled wrong) were together I wonder what they could do and discover
Dig under area 51.
They can know how a god think
They could unlock almost all the mystery of the Universe.(By the way it's Stephen Hawking 😂)
Actually that’s kinda how it was in Einstein’s time
They had a generation full of incredible bigshots who all worked together.
Utsav Das I knew I spelt 1 name wrong
And then they say that a German and an Italian can’t be homies
This also explain as you move closer to speed of light, time slows down as you can see the second lightning arrive later than the first one.
This moment changed humanity forever! ❤️
Stop it ⛔
He is a Clerk in a patent office that's it
He deserves not more than that
@@maheshm8671 Are you saying this with sarcasm or...
@@maheshm8671 You better go back to your clerk shop to carry on your activities.
@@mylifephysics.8929 Sorry I don't want to become other einstein
@@maheshm8671 He was one of the only people to reach almost the pinnacle of humanity, you flabby armed 300 kilogram fuc-
Which movie or series is this ?
Can someone share the name ?
Thanks
The greatest genius of all times!
"Holy hell"
Me : *[confusing screaming]*
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I find it fascinating why the observer instead of time can't be doubted as not absolute?
For reality to exist, there must be an observer, but must that observer be conscious? Long before the universe could observe itself, did it, at that time, not exist?
@@albejaine stop speaking in absolutes when you don't know the truth. Who said reality requires and observer? You? God?
@@albejaine it requires only the 4 dimensions of space time
And all percieved, conceived, and understood from a comfy chair...how can we not love this man...not alone science?
It's so ridiculous, he didn't even ask for any proofs or calculations behind his words, he just heard his nonsense and suddenly agreed. Maybe that's how you can put several hours of scientific discussion into two minutes scene.
Top 5 Greatest Discoveries in Human History :-
1. Fire
2. Wheel
3. Farming
4. Metallurgy
5. Relativity
I will add "Algebra and Zero" in Baghdad
Radiowave ...? Without radiowave this much evolution of human kind would not had occur ( make my grammatical mistakes correct 😂😆)
Einstein: Time is not absolute!
Me: So Time travel is real?
Some years ago, I desperately wanted to watch this series but I couldn't find the link where I can download it . I accidentally downloaded the 1st 3 episode of the Big Bang Theory not knowing it was a different one.. I finished the whole TBBT and never regretted it .But does anyone know where I can watch this series?
Not gonna lie, we all had his friend's reaction after founding that time is relative..
Love this guy Einstein. He unerstands foundation of energy, space and time.😎👍
"Time is not absolute"
"Freddie, you're genius"
Damn, I didn't think they had colour cameras and television back in 1900. Thank god they did to capture this exact moment exactly how it happened, for real
Name of the film?
Im Korean, and korean students learn the special thery of relativity in the high school.
To discriminate students and make it earily understandable, it seems to be pretty simplified but even in that small piece of einstein’s great achievement, we can feel the level of creativity he had.
I don't see why you'd imagine them to be different while on the train
So basically the answers are always around us, all we have to do is to find it in our own way.
Well ! That's a good point.
Tried to tell my boss that time is relative, to him I'm late, but to me I'm early, still got sanctioned.
Instead of trying to learn from HC Verma, just should've watched this series
Whats film name?
@@ahmad5640 its a series called genius
Imagine Einstein sharing his ideas with Edison.
Edison would only try to steal his ideas and then rip him off.
“Time is not absolute.” I love that. ⚡️
Yes time is not absolute. When you spend 30min in toilet with high speed internet connection it seems like 5min.. But if you spend 5 min in toilet without internet connection it seems like 30 min... Yes time is not absolute
I fail to see how anyone could imagine this into understanding what the hell he’s talking about…. And especially not in 70 seconds.
Intuition, rather than intellectual understanding.
@@klaus2913 I’m gonna be honest with you, I think there’s more to the story for Einstein’s theories.
They are so radical when they were first introduced that I don’t believe he came up with them on his own. I’ve thought about this for years and the understanding of the field before Einstein and the theories he introduced leads me to believe there’s something we’re missing or were never told.
His theory was so correct, and so unorthodox at the time, that there was literally no framework to base his theories on. He invented the framework, I find that very strange and kind of not believable to be honest.
@@Trigger200284 On the contrary, I think the theories he came up with were extremely common sense things provided the research that already followed. In fact, Einstein himself said that Special Relativity was "ripe for discovery." Anyone could have come up with that at any moment.
It was already known by Coulomb's work in the 18th century that Electric field is proportional to permittivity of the medium.
It was also known by Lorentz's work in the late 19th century that magnetic field was related to permeability of the medium. It was also known that permittivity and permeability of free space are constants.
It was also known by Maxwell's work in the 1860s that electromagnetic waves like light are a result of periodic fluctuations of electric and magnetic fields.
For a long time, physicists believed that light and all other electromagnetic waves travel through an invisible medium called lumiferous ether. The Michelson and Moseley experiment was a breakthrough which proved such an ether doesn't exist, and therefore light CAN travel through free space.
Now since we already know that light is a function of electric and magnetic fields, which themselves are functions of permittivity and permeability, and that they are both constant for free space, it means that light travels at a speed equal to permittivity divided by permeability of free space, which are both constants.
As a result, boom! Light's speed is constant, regardless of observer. That means that if an observer to travel at a speed close to that of light, by the relative model of motion, light must appear to be faster, but since it travels at a constant speed, the time would need to slow down or the distance would need to expand. As a result, time and distance(space), not speed, is relative.
Since it's now established that spacetime is relative and has the ability to bend, you can now even use it to justify how objects of mass attract each other by simply saying that they bend spacetime. Boom! Special and General relativity.
@@HelloWorld-dv2tg I'm not reading anything from someone that doesn't know how form a paragraph or series of paragraphs, Jesus man.
It doesn't help your point when you can't use proper grammar.
@@Trigger200284 I'm sorry. I was on phone and didn't realize the length. You could have said it in a bit nicer way. Ad hominem attacks aren't warranted.
And also, even if I didn't know how to make paragraphs, you're no one to insult me as if I'm subhuman. Grammar doesn't disqualify anyone from argument, people's narrow minds to judge does.
whats the name of this movie/series ?
The gu with glasses is like my mom whom i explain everything that i find in physics (new)
ur mom has a lucky son
T The Genius i too explain all the physics to my mother
Subham Baid I Can understand u u man
Same
Same lol, she understanding it is a different story
Spectacular!
Einstein: Are they simultaneous?
Me: Idk, maybe
Einstein: BRUH
And from this very moment, physics got more fdn to new things, and is now my subj in school that makes my brain squeezed. Thanks Sir Einstein!
Be careful with school, it makes everything complicated don't let it make you hate physics...
This is special relativity btw
+Daniel Rodriguez Wow! I didn’t realise at all. Thanks for that. I will change the description now.
+Daniel Rodriguez *title. I will be honest and say I don’t know the difference
An Interstellar Odyssey No problem bro! Essentially, special relativity is the way easier one lol😂😂here's a video if u want:( u just need to know basic algebra)
m.ruclips.net/video/U685DR19XyY/видео.html
Thanks for the snippet btw👍👌
It's between Michele besso a friend of Einstein and the man of the MILLENNIUM.
what is general relativity
I've been pondering this scene for hours and come to a conclusion that Michele couldn't possibly have come to a conclusion that the lightnings struck at the same time unless he was both on the train AND on the ground simultaneously at the moment of the lightning strike.
Knowing the speed of light and his speed he could absolutely calculate whether they happened at the same time.
How to demonstrate time isn't absolute:
Imagination
Time actually is absolute. This example actually proves that. It's so obvious. It doesn't matter if your able to perceive the bolt at different moments. The fact is that once the bolt exists, there is a definitive descrete time that all observers and the lightning bolt share.
You read too much Newton to understand what Einstein's theory of relativity says and the joke.
@@matthewlui1004 I understand his idea of relativity well. I'm just saying, perception is not reality. By all means your open to convince me to otherwise
Dude, chill. I wrote the comment as a joke. You're just being too serious about it. No matter what you believe time is, there is always equations and maths to prove theories. I have no intention of arguing with someone that believes something is absolutely true.
@@matthewlui1004 or you just don't know what the fuck your talking about and just want to save facw
Einstein got excited because he realized his wife would be slimmer if he just moved really, really fast
A little too fast the cops would be right beside him
Watching this, i realize my brain is too damaged to understand this
hehe frfr
The man literally made up science then proved it to be true. An absolute genius in every sense of the word. Special Relativity is an absolute mindfuck.
He was a patent clerk, he stole other's work and claimed it for his own
@@FFFF-x9i are you just gonna keep talking or try to prove that?
Its not as much made up, as much a it is a derivation from the empirical fact that light travels at same speed whether you move or not. At least thats how it is in his works.
Its the same as complex numbers are not really made up -- they are just the minimal field that contains real numbers and an element that has a square equal to -1, and they are readily acquired from assumption that such field exists.
So Einstein discovered the idea of relativity from the concept of relative motion! Great.
First guy who said Time is not absolute
Rest People just Learn Or Memorize that Time is absolute.♥️
That guy was only imagining not experiencing the real phenomenon. How he comes to know that two lightning in real is not simultaneously.🤔
I know right? I'm asking myself who the hell directed this video
Dang I had the same question.
Well it’s an immediate result of assuming light moves at the same speed relative to everyone, regardless of how everyone try to chase\outrun it
Seriously, try it yourself
In Newtonian mechanics you would simply say the light from the lightning at the front of the train approaches you faster than the light from the one at the back of it, since you’re running into one & away from the other
In relativity, both beams of light must move at the same speed relative to you
Because they knew that light travels at *one* speed. If the lightning bolts were simultaneous it would mean that one of them would have to either slow down or speed up to observe them at the same time. But thats impossible. And because light travels at one speed and you _move_ you shorten the distane for the light of the first bolt but lenghten the distance for the light of the other lightning bolt
so somehow...without actually observing the phenomenon, the guy was able to imagine two different outcomes based on the same understanding by the same person just by "really think"-ing about it...I mean what the heck changed?🤨
Excuse me but why does the lightning bolts make sounds of thunder simultaneously? Since when is speed of sound equal to lightspeed?
The explanation is so incredibly bad. Someone who sees this for the first time wont understand anything.
Can confirm. Why does it prove anything if he just imagined it differently?
Jolan Drovandi sad
I understood this the first time I think its pretty clear what is meant although it is dumbed down. Either way this show was just to document how einstein thought and document his life not provide an insight into the world of physics.
Tobi K Said it. This shit makes absolutely zero sense! Time is not absolute - That’s all I fricking understood, but what’s that mean, in terms
Dont worry. I saw it two times, so now I understand!
was anybody else expecting some crazy plot twist 😂
How are you managing copyright claims?
Would that mean the speed at which light travels towards the man, for the man on the train being the frame of reference, would be greater for one bolt and less for another?
If we imagine the events happen simultaneously, then it's the information (in form of light and later sound for the lightning) that is reaching the fast travelling man at different rates from different events, isn't it? And so they are just experiencing events differently, and that means things are different for them, such as events.
they percieve it as different
That's the problem. It *doesn't* change. This was the problem physicists had struggled with since the late 19th century: Both electromagnetic theory and experimental observation showed that no matter how fast you moved, you perceive light at the same velocity in all directions. And according to Newtonian relativity, that doesn't make sense. Particle or wave, why was light seemingly exempt from that aspect of the laws of motion?
It was Einstein who realized that they'd gotten it all wrong. Maxwell was right, and some of Newton's axioms were shown to have been assumptions.
both men would experience light traveling at the same universal constant: c. that forces the lightning bolts to be happening sumiltanously for one person, and at different times for the other
i like this kind of scene or movies i thinl it will help me to gain more knowledge on science i mean it is not boring cause its visual video it really helps to better explain the text
plss recommend me some movies series or videos that has something to do with Science or math
1) The Imitation Game (about Alan Turing)
2) Hawking (about Stephen Hawking)
3) The Man Who Knew Infinity (about S.Ramanujan)
4) Creation (about Charles Darwin)
5) Genius (the show in the video)
Check out these movies
If Einstein was so smart, why did he get married a second time?