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The meaning of E=mc²

2020-07-022019-09-06 by KJ Runia

The most famous equation may not be what you think it is. For example, it’s not about converting mass into energy. And, it’s only a part of the whole thing.

Categories Physics, Secondary ed level Tags Albert Einstein, E=mc2, einstein, energy, featured, general relativity, light, mass, mass-energy equivalence, matter, relativity, special relativity, speed of light

Einstein’s special relativity in under 6.999 minutes for people on the move

2020-07-022019-08-18 by KJ Runia

Especially for people on the move, we discuss as briefly as possible the intricacies of Einstein’s special relativity.

Categories Physics, Secondary ed level, Tutorial Tags Albert Einstein, electromagnetism, featured, general relativity, length contraction, Maxwell, space, spacetime, special relativity, speed of light, time, time dilation, twin paradox

What is a spacetime interval?

2020-07-022018-12-23 by KJ Runia

Einstein and collaborators taught us that space and time are not fixed quantities. They can stretch and contract. They vary. There is one thing, though, that does not vary. It is the invariance of the spacetime interval.

Categories Level 1 Undergraduate, Physics, Tutorial Tags einstein, general relativity, interval, spacetime, spacetime interval, special relativity

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