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Given that gravity has been observed to work on antimatter the same way as it does on normal matter, doesn't that refute this? or is there another aspect of sym
by eichin 3y ago
Given that gravity has been observed to work on antimatter the same way as it does on normal matter, doesn't that refute this? or is there another aspect of symmetry that keeps it consistent?
- contravariant 3y agoBallistic trajectories look identical whichever way you travel in time.
- dekhn 3y agoAre you saying "the laws of mechanics are time reversal invariant"?
- haneefmubarak 3y agoExcept for entropy, aren't they for the most part?