Einstein’s Special Relativity Theory | Does Time really Slow down 

You ignored one thing dear that we are the super technology i.e humans a complex one why complex ask yourself, just see around how we have done & what we have done so far either good or bad. It's just we have to use ourselves wisely in & out keeping everything in balance that's it. Means we have to use our brains wisely. Remember balance is the key to life & beyond! Thankyou 'God bless!🤍🙏

I get what u mean but pieppe often renove certain factors from the yhought. For eg. They think einstein came with this idea from scratch. And he found gravity n all. He took 2 ideas and mixed them together. Still a super genius but not as genius as people think still genius tho but not as BUT STILL A GENIUS

@@Lifeislikemypfp who's a super genius in your opinion

he ate alien juice to be able to create this theory

@@yousefabdelmonem3788 He just said Einstein

Absolutely. I played like 10 videos with tons of views on RU-vid but none explained it really well like this one, graphics and examples are perfect.

Amen.

It’s the worst explanation ever. It’s overly simplistic and not reflective of reality in its attempt to exploit explain it

Its plagiarism from Brian Greene and its not the best explanation of SR that's for sure. A 3D geometric image of spacetime is the most intuitive interpretation of our universe. This tutorial is good but does not explain what time is, so is insufficient and unreliable, and certainly NOT worthy of teaching reality to others. This video should be removed from the internet for misleading its viewers into believing a false reality.

@@Machistmo - Yeah, I just don't see how this explanation is accurate. For instance, with the two people on the train signing the documents when they see the light go on, what difference does it make if you are standing on the platform watching the train go by, or if you are on the train? This video states that the people watching from the platform will see the one person signing before the other one. WHY??? They stressed that the speed of light is constant. We also know that each person on the train is the same distance from the bulb. So, when the light bulb lights up, BOTH people on the train will see the light at the same time, and thus begin signing at the same time. And with the clock which is a light ball bouncing up and down, I can see where a stationary observer watching the clock race by them will see the path of the light ball being in a diagonal path, but so what? Let's say the clock "ticks" every time the light ball hits the top "plate". If the speed of light is constant, then the amount of time for the light ball to complete one cycle (ie: go down then back up) will be the same regardless of how fast the clock is moving. So how exactly is it showing a slowing down of time if the time it takes to complete a cycle never changes? Maybe I'm missing something here, but I just don't get it.

Time-dialation is an illusion of charge. The specific charge changes with speed and changes the clocks. Also, the density of the medium changes the speed of clocks. You can find a better explanation from dialect. Everything continues from moment to moment even if some of them don't decay quickly on the nature of their waves.

I thought you were against religion being taught in schools. If your religion is going to be allowed, then so should mine and all the others. Do you really think that Einstein’s Relativity describes this universe. That you will be granted eternal life at the speed of light. Keep religion out of public schools.

@@stewiesaidthatWhat religion are you talking about? We are talking about REALITY here. Not fairy tales, magic, or an abusive supernatural being that says he kills people’s family members because he loves them. Stop comparing education to your primitive ancient books.

@TheGreatKhan The Religion of Relativity. Or aren't you aware that it promises you eternal life? I dont know what rock you are living under, but Einstein created a fair tale Spacetime universe to peddle his religion. Example, Relativity universe - traveling at the speed of light, one does not age. One does not experience a moment of time. Real universe - an astronaut's heart rate is ACCELERATED on the way to the speed of light while the onbosrd clock is decelerating. Relativity universe - mass increases as acceleration I'm space increases. Real universe - mass decreases as evidenced by hot water (accelerated) having less mass than cold water. That solar sails are disintegrating into space on the way to c. The reality is that nothing can exist long enough to make to make it to c. Einstein’s Spacetime universe is a fantasy universe. Created to peddle his relativity theories when they weren't working in the real universe. Call it pseudo-science, religion, and BS. It's all the same. The fact that you are here, worshipping Einstein, proves that it's religion.

@@stewiesaidthatTime dilation is not only real but essential to our everyday life. GPS satellites measure the distance between themselves and Earth based on how much time dilation there is due to the difference in gravity between Earth’s surface and space.

@captainzekrom57 that's not time-dilation. That's information dilation. Clocks measure one's motion in space. A car slowing down going up a hill is not time-dilation as you can apply more force. GPS satellites do the same thing. Change the amount of force to compensate for the different environment they are operating in I suggest you do your own research and quit parroting Church of Relativity dogma.

I think technically in Interstellar, the time dilation is caused by the extremely large gravitational forces of the black hole, which is dealt with by general not special relativity. But the practical effect is the same, high speed/high gravity = the slower time ticks.

It was the gravity. Not the speed. In his case.

No time does not slow down when in motion. Time only slows down at velocities nearing and exceeding the speed of light, Time is only slowed in reality bye gravitational mass. The movie interstellar was an attack on science bye the christian evangelic republican party lead bye the most ignorant racist arsehole on the planet mathew macogney. Nothing on in that movie was based on science. It was like watching a creationist video on youtube staring ken ham, kent hovind and ray comfort.

No it is not, this is special relativity where as in interstellar it is general relativity causing the time dilation.

People have already told u it’s due to gravity so i’ll skip past that. Instead, I’ll try to explain it the best I can through a comment. A good way to differentiate between special and general relativity is that special relativity is in fact a special case in physics. Specifically when there is no acceleration. General relativity, however, does consider nonzero acceleration. In fact, in general relativity gravity can be thought of as purely an acceleration. Exactly the same type of acceleration that you feel in the car or on a train! Now this is where it may get a little confusing: in special relativity, higher velocity causes greater time dilation; in general relativity, a lower potential energy causes greater time dilation (specifically gravitational potential energy). You can think of a person on top of a building for this. That person would have a greater potential energy than someone on the ground and would therefore be farther away from the center of the earth. Because of this, gravity would be a little weaker for the person on the building than it would for the one on the ground. Therefore, the person on the building would perceive the person on the ground to be moving slower than normal. This is a very basic and minimal intro into GR. To really learn it you’ll also need to learn a lot of tensor analysis. Really cool subject if you ever get the chance to study it.

How

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It’s actually simple. Just know that everything is based on the equation speed = distance / time. It used to be believed time was constant. Once you find that the speed of light is constant then something else has to give. When observing light from a separate reference frame then distance changes. Now, go back to speed = distance / time. Since the distance changed then the time increased. Hence the time slowed down for the individuals moving at the speed of light vs. the observers from the separate reference frame. Does that help?

Hence why the Speed measurement unit k p h Kilometer = distance Hour = time And light is so fast that it makes k p s

Watch the video again

Space and Time are two separate frames of reference. When dealing with the speed of light, you are dealing with the speed of information. Just like when dealing with the speed of sound. Does going faster than the speed of sound have an affect on time. Whenever a relativists pulls out their spacetime diagram, just change it to space-information and substitute light for sound. The it will make more sense. To understand acceleration in time, the fabric of space is composed of electrical energy. Energy is defined as E=mc where c is the speed of light. Speed is distance/time so Energy equals Time. Energy from the sun warms the ground and accelerates seed germination. Energy from the sun is photosynthesized into plant matter. Energy from the mother hen accelerates embryo development. Energy in the chicken feed accelerates it to market weight. Energy is Time. Space is nothing. Nothing is not relativite so Space is absolute. Time is motion. Nothing can go faster than c, so motion/time is absolute. Information is relative. You see lightning strike the tree before you hear it strike the tree. Standing next to the event, you see/hear it instantly. Move miles away, and it's delayed by the extra distance the information must travel. In your frame of reference, you experience time normally. Your perception of the universe around you is governed by the speed at which information travels and the resulting distance it must travel.

Alright then, how would time dilation work with a mechanical clock instead of a light clock?

@@kylelochlann5053it wouldn’t. All these time effects ARE technically optical illusions.

@@joshuadehler5039 No, the optics are totally different and include the time dilation within the analysis, e.g. Terrell-Penrose effect, relativistic aberration, etc, etc, etc. Time dilation is a different phenomenon; the ratio of observer world-line length to the traveler world-line length in the coordinates of the observer.

I still didn't get it. Speed of light is constant for static observer...why static observer will not plus 5 in that? I know speed is light is the limit, but don't know why?

Was going to say the same thing

😂😂 bruh he isn't even explaining 10 percent of the theory how do u understand 90 percent of relativity theory it's vast, don't just say things like i understood 90 percent of it it's disrespectful

That's what he said.

Yup, hence, an optical illusion by definition

Same here.. They're only limited to books..

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