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I remember reading somewhere that some Law of Newton was wrong according to Einstein's theories. Does anyone know something about this?
The "Wrong Newton Law" according to Einstein is a common misconception that Newton's laws of motion, specifically the law of inertia, are incorrect. Einstein's theory of relativity expanded upon Newton's laws and provided a more accurate understanding of motion and gravity.
It is called the "Wrong Newton Law" because it is a popular misconception that Newton's laws of motion are incorrect. However, these laws are still valid and useful in most situations, but Einstein's theory of relativity provides a more accurate and complete understanding of motion and gravity.
Newton's laws of motion are based on classical mechanics and describe the behavior of objects in everyday situations. Einstein's theory of relativity is a more advanced and comprehensive theory that explains the behavior of objects in extreme situations, such as near the speed of light or in strong gravitational fields.
Yes, both Newton's laws and Einstein's theory of relativity can be true. Newton's laws are still valid and useful in most everyday situations, while Einstein's theory of relativity provides a more accurate and complete understanding of motion and gravity in extreme situations.
Einstein's theory of relativity did not disprove Newton's laws. Instead, it expanded upon them and provided a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of motion and gravity. Newton's laws are still valid and useful in most situations, but Einstein's theory of relativity provides a more complete understanding of the universe.