3mpathy
Nov25-04, 09:18 AM
i think that i misspelled the 2nd guys name so i hope that i dont confuse anyone.
hello. I usually hang out in the philophosy threads but i have dared to emerge into the basic physics forums becuz of something i read. it said that Newton in the 17th century proved that space exist. in the 19th century some guy with a last name that i remeber as mach (could be mark or march :confused: ) said/proved that space doesnt exist at all. then einstien revolutionized the question by combining the 2.
could someone plz post a couple of websites that will serve as some extra help for me. i am reading brian greene's book the fabric of the cosmos (just began it) and would like to explore what he said in the first chapter more. plz keep these websites on a basic lvl.
thank you for your time/posts.
--TJ
hello. I usually hang out in the philophosy threads but i have dared to emerge into the basic physics forums becuz of something i read. it said that Newton in the 17th century proved that space exist. in the 19th century some guy with a last name that i remeber as mach (could be mark or march :confused: ) said/proved that space doesnt exist at all. then einstien revolutionized the question by combining the 2.
could someone plz post a couple of websites that will serve as some extra help for me. i am reading brian greene's book the fabric of the cosmos (just began it) and would like to explore what he said in the first chapter more. plz keep these websites on a basic lvl.
thank you for your time/posts.
--TJ