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That brought up the verse from Pushkin [1]: One bearded sage concluded: there's no motion. Without a word, another walked before him. He couldn’t a
by thesz 6y ago
That brought up the verse from Pushkin [1]:
One bearded sage concluded: there's no motion.
Without a word, another walked before him.
He couldn’t answer better; all adored him
And all agreed that he disproved that notion.
But one can see it all in a different light,
For me, another funny thought comes into play:
We watch the sun move all throughout the day
And yet the stubborn Galileo had it right.
[1] https://ruverses.com/alexander-pushkin/motion/ https://ruverses.com/alexander-pushkin/motion/
Both are right, in short. We observe parabolas and we are right counting on them - we have great successful experience using these prediction. GR theory predicts lines, they are right too, but in different context.