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Yes, there is an in-between at which Newton laws hold. Too big for QM and too small for GR to make a difference. Fortunately, this is the scale in which we live
by yiyus 7y ago
Yes, there is an in-between at which Newton laws hold. Too big for QM and too small for GR to make a difference. Fortunately, this is the scale in which we live.
- klank 7y agoSmall point of clarification, the predictions of newtonian laws are a limit in GR. So, technically speaking, newtonian physics is still following GR for that energy regime.
- irrational 7y agoSo, QM at the small scale and GR everywhere else? Where is the line between QM and GR? Atomic level? Quark level?
- beojan 7y agoQM has a classical limit too. At human scales, both QM and GR are at (very close to) their respective classical limits.
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