Newtonian physics has worked out for too many situations for it to be just "wrong". That doesn't sound quite right, does it? I'm all for keeping sensationalis

Newtonian physics has worked out for too many situations for it to be just "wrong". That doesn't sound quite right, does it? I'm all for keeping sensationalism off of science, but I don't think "it's been working great so far" is a good reason to discount improvements to a model that we know is incomplete. Of course, a lot depends on what you mean by "wrong".