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DaleSpam said:Not unless they eventually lead to testable predictions.
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The discussion centers on the nature of acceleration and velocity within the frameworks of Newtonian physics, Special Relativity (SR), and General Relativity (GR). Participants assert that while acceleration can be considered absolute in Newtonian physics and SR, it becomes relative in GR due to the equivalence of all reference frames. Key points include the invariance of acceleration measurements across inertial frames and the necessity of Lorentz transformations at relativistic speeds. The dialogue highlights the complexities of defining absolute versus relative motion and the implications of these definitions in different physical theories.
PREREQUISITESStudents and professionals in physics, particularly those interested in classical mechanics, relativity, and the foundational concepts of motion and reference frames.