Physics
Reflections and ideas about matter, energy, motion, forces, space, time, and the laws that shape reality. These posts explore physics in an accessible way, using simple observations and substantial ideas to question how the universe works at both everyday and cosmic scales.
Physics
The relationship between quantum physics, consciousness, and measurement is one of the most intriguing and controversial areas in physics and philosophy. There are several theories ranging from the
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Curved time creates gravity because of how time dilation affects the motion of objects. This is a key idea in Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity, where gravity is
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The speed of light is one of the most fundamental constants in physics, but its discovery was not immediate. For much of history, philosophers and scientists debated whether
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Can we exceed the speed of light? Does surpassing this velocity imply time travel? What makes this specific speed so significant?
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The Bucket Experiment What is the true nature of motion? Both Newton and later Mach tested this but arrived to different conclusions. Who was right?
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Albert Einstein came to the startling conclusion that mass and energy are one. This is the story behind his famous equation E = mc2. It started with Michael
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The bootstrap paradox is a classic time travel problem that is used in many science fiction movies. Can a future event cause something to happen in the past,
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A brilliant visual and audio explanation of Hawking radiation and the paradoxes it brings to light. An interesting topic as there is a link between physics and quantum.
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When you speed up through space, time slows down relative to someone who remains still. If you are standing still in a particular frame of reference, almost all
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Albert Einstein’s General Relativity is one of the most important theories in the history of physics. Published in 1915, it transformed our understanding of gravity by showing that
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