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eNtRopY
I challenge you to name at least one area of physics that the work of Einstein did not somehow affect. If you take this challenge, you, like your pathetic parents, are destined for failure.
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Originally posted by steppenwolf
well he didn't believe in quantum theory so i can't see how his ideas would be able to influence this field *runs and hides*
Originally posted by bogdan
It could be hydrodynamics...fluid mechanics...probably...
But these examples are quite rare...
Originally posted by Mr. Robin Parsons
Phlogiston.
Originally posted by eNtRopY
Why don't talk about phlogiston on a board where people still believe in ether, impetus, and cold fusion?
* BAM! right in the nuts *
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Originally posted by steppenwolf
well he didn't believe in quantum theory so i can't see how his ideas would be able to influence this field *runs and hides*
Originally posted by Janus
Except for the fact that he got his Nobel prize for his explanation of the photoelectric effect, which became one of the foundations of QM.
Originally posted by maximus
what did einstein do in thermodynamics?
Originally posted by bogdan
Well...Einstein did not work on the GUT...at least not for weak and strong interactions...
Originally posted by maximus
what did einstein do in thermodynamics?
Originally posted by einsteinian77
He never contributed to subatomic particle theory
Originally posted by einsteinian77
He never contributed to the expanding universe that was observed by Hubble too.
Originally posted by einsteinian77
Maximus, Einstein never predicted the expanding universe. In fact, he had to change "his biggest blunder", or cosmological constant, to agree with the expanding universe.
Originally posted by bogdan
well..einstein didn't know about weak and strong interactions...he tried to unify gravity with electromagnetism...
So...QCD is a domain where einstein had nothing to say...
Originally posted by bogdan
Yes...but as I said earlier...that doesn't mean that Einstein had something to say in that area...for example Newton...he invented calculus...but that's just a tool...you can't give credit to the guy who invented the wheel just because it is used to build the space shuttle...got it ?
Originally posted by bogdan
Yes...but as I said earlier...that doesn't mean that Einstein had something to say in that area...for example Newton...he invented calculus...but that's just a tool...you can't give credit to the guy who invented the wheel just because it is used to build the space shuttle...got it ?