We show a simple and intuitive approach to the theory of relativity
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Do you think that Newton’s Second Law of Motion is generally valid and therefore also relativistically compatible? YES / NO
Do you think that the equivalence principle E = mc² of mass and energy can also be derived from the laws of classical physics? YES / NO
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Sind Sie der Meinung, dass Newtons Zweites Gesetz der Dynamik allgemein gültig und somit auch relativistisch kompatibel ist? JA / NEIN
Sind Sie der Meinung, dass das Äquivalenzprinzip E = mc² zwischen Energie und Masse aus den Gesetzen der klassischen Physik herleitbar ist? JA / NEIN
It is well known that the equation E = mc² is related to Einstein and his theory of relativity. But hardly anyone knows that there is also a simple proof for this relation which Einstein himself derived from the laws of classical physics.
Let us see what Max Born says about this topic.
Continue readingEs ist allgemein bekannt, dass die Gleichung E = mc² in direkter Verbindung mit Einstein und seiner Relativitätstheorie steht. Kaum jemand weiß aber, dass es für diese Relation auch einen einfachen Beweis gibt, der von Einstein selbst aus den Gesetzen der klassischen Physik hergeleitet wurde.
Schauen wir was Max Born über dieses Thema sagt.
Continue readingRichard Feynman writes about Newton‘s Second Law of Motion in his work “Lectures on Physics” (Chapter 15):
„For over 200 years the equations of motion enunciated by Newton were believed to describe nature correctly, and the first time that an error in these laws was discovered, the way to correct it was also discovered. Both the error and its correction were discovered by Einstein in 1905.
Continue readingRichard Feynman schreibt zu Newtons zweitem Gesetz der Dynamik in seinem Werk „Lectures on Physics“ (Kapitel 15):
„For over 200 years the equations of motion enunciated by Newton were believed to describe nature correctly, and the first time that an error in these laws was discovered, the way to correct it was also discovered. Both the error and its correction were discovered by Einstein in 1905.
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