Contrary to a group of people who mistakenly call a "theory" nothng more than "an unproven idea" -- and do so in order to confuse the public in order to advance their political agenda -- a "theory" in scientific language means an over-arching idea that successfully explains a great deal of experimental data. The CORRECT scientific term for an unproven idea is "hypothesis."
Thus, Newton's THEORY of Universal Gravitation explains why planets move around our Sun in eliptical orbits. I would like to think nobody dismisses universal gravitation because it's called a "theory."
Einstein's Relativity Theory is at odds with quantum physics because Einstein's theory works at a macroscopic level, while quantum physics works at an atomic level, and things at the atomic level work differently from the macroscopic level.
Einstein's Relativity is at odds with quantum physics because they both work at different levels and under different conditions.
Rather both. Evolution, the change in allele frequency over time in a population of organisms, is an observed and observable fact. The theory of evolution by natural selection explains this fact with overwhelming evidences from many different disciplines.
E=MC2
Oh my god, are you an alien? are you not human? When did you get to earth?
a new model of the atom that describe electrons as being in a cloud
PRN means 'Per Requested Need" - so basically they will call you to work when they have a need for you to work.
His father, Hermann Einstein, was a salesman and engineer. His mother, Pauline Einstein, was a homemaker and talented pianist.
I see what you mean: if your phone does not work, now do you call them! SO you can use someone else's phone to call them up and report the fault.
fuiguring out the speed of light he found that when he was a child if he really put his brain to work and is mouth to rest he would get more studdying in!
fuiguring out the speed of light he found that when he was a child if he really put his brain to work and is mouth to rest he would get more studdying in!
Ernst Gehrcke was perhaps one of Mr. Einstein's most persistant adversaries, at least in Germany. However, many scientists of the day did not understand Mr. Einsteins theories, especially the Special Theory of Relativity which on initial presentation, it is rumored, was understood by almost no one present. Some may have come across as opponents in newspaper and magazine articles simply out of ignorance, but Mr. Gehrcke was overtly critical and was considered a leader among German scientists deriding Mr. Einsteins work.