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It took us 255 years to go from Galilean transformations for falling bodies to Lorentz transformations that are in accordance with Einstein's special relativity.
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Astro_Neel 22. sij
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where γ is the Lorentz factor that depends upon the velocity of the moving object and is given by: γ = 1/√(1-v²/c²) It oscillates between 1 (for objects at rest) and 0 (for speed of light) so the above formulae would be expanded into these forms-
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Jon 22. sij
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it's btwn 1 and infinity pal
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harry miley 22. sij
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It took 255 years *for an observer at rest in our reference frame*.
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K100dra (10🦄) 22. sij
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Is there a math demonstration that takes us there clearly explained somewhere ? What I hated in Physics was that all those formulas were imposed upon us, never demonstrated and that the teacher wasn't usually able to resolve an equation beyond the 3rd line.
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Tamás Kisely 22. sij
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Do you know Hudson-Nelson University physics book? Or Feyman lectures? They could help if you understand calculus.
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Bennett 22. sij
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255 is the product of the first three Fermat primes and also the maximum value representable by 8-bit, that's why it took us so long.
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Paul Cantrell 22. sij
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Ah, great minds think alike, I see.
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Garry W Briggs 22. sij
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PROBLEMO = Einstein stuff follows The HARE and the TORTOISE = the hare or rabbit never overtakes the TORTOISE = so that we never measure going faster than light c +++ . Saving The Planet Earth by Science and Mathematics and The Arts .
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Electric Sheep 22. sij
Some clever inventor thinks he can go further into the future by relativistically slowing down his clock in some contraption, meanwhile everyone else’s time is sped up,right?
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LeDubstepSimpsonFace 22. sij
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Yeah, and then it only took Einstein a decade to invent General Relativity, which takes gravity into account, and everyone who mattered, pop sci writers excluded, kinda forgot about "Special" Relativity. E=mc2 is where it's at since about a century, not this curious special case.
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Levi 🧪 22. sij
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Ironically, E=mc^2 is a special case of a more general formula that can be derived starting from lorentz transformations.
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