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What is the cause of relative simultaneity?
Is it a product of a non inertial frame of reference warping space-time due to the kinetic energy? Also, every representation of this is described with an observer moving non inertially relative to a solitary observer in which light hits front and back of the non inertial observer. The non inertial observer sees the light one after another, the first being the one moving opposite the non inertial observer while the solitary observer sees it simultaneous. They are both correct in their frames of reference, but why does the non inertial observer see the light one after another? Special relativity's postulates are that light is constant and the equivalency principle, so why does this phenomenon happen?
2 AnswersPhysics5 years agoHow would i find the equation to this function?
1 AnswerMathematics5 years agoHow can anyone give me a step by step of finding the derivative of f(x)=2(x-4)²+1 with the difference quotient ?
I understand using the power rule is insanely more easy than using the difference quotient, but everytime i do it the long way i end up with the wrong values. I'm trying to find f¹(3) which using the power rule on 2(x-4)²+1 = -4. But with f(2(x-4+h)²-(2(x-4)²/h i ended up with every possible simplified arrangement of those variables.
Mathematics5 years agoHow do you find the equation of a nonlinear graph?
2 AnswersMathematics5 years agoLim t->2 t²-t-2/t²-3t+2?
Can anyone give me a step by step to factoring this into a nonzero answer?
2 AnswersMathematics5 years agoFactoring x²-25?
I get (x-5)(x+5)
I understand the numbers, but not the operations. Why does the binomial have an addition and subtraction?
6 AnswersMathematics5 years agoWhat uses does the binomial theorem have?
What is the purpose of binomial expansion?
3 AnswersMathematics5 years agoHow do you find the charge (q) of a Gaussian surface?
I keep finding circular reasoning equations that end up just showing that the charge can be found from the charge density, but to acquire the charge density you must find the charge. How may if find the charge without the charge density?
1 AnswerPhysics5 years agoI was reading Gravitation by M, T, W. and the nature of space and time by Hawking and Penrose and they both mention timelike infinity?
What does it mean for i+, a future timelike infinity and i-, a past timelike infinity? Any links that may describe further what timelike infinity means?
1 AnswerPhysics5 years agoWhy do people choose religion over science?
None of the claims of these holy books are valid in any way, but with science we can produce consistent answers of the universe based on predictions in theories and create laws and models. The world is so much better thanks to science, yet people choose the belief of the supernatural. I mean, fact is stranger than fiction, the universe as we can understand it through the scientific method is much better than anything in the bible or quran.
28 AnswersReligion & Spirituality5 years agoIs the second law of black hole thermodynamics still applicable?
1 AnswerPhysics5 years agoAre joule seconds equivalent to Watts when referring to energy?
3 AnswersPhysics5 years agoWhere can i read 1980s Teen Titans comics?
1 AnswerComics & Animation6 years agoHow can i teach my little cousin about evolution easily?
My grandmother has been feeding my 6 year old cousin stories from the bible and now she s completely conflicted between facts and myths.
10 AnswersReligion & Spirituality6 years ago