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记忆相对论(国外英语资料) Suppose youre on a plane, and the plane is flying at a constant speed of hundreds of miles per hour, without any turbulence. A man came up from the cabin and said, throw your bag of peanuts, will you? You start with peanut bags, but suddenly stopped, thought: I was sitting in a plane to a few hundred miles per hour speed on the flight, I used much strength to throw the bag of peanuts, it can at the hands? Of course, you dont have to think about it at all. You just need to throw it at the same way you did at the airport, because the movement of peanuts is the same as when the plane is parked on the ground. This is Einsteins first hypothesis about the nature of the universe: the laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames of reference. What does this have to do with psychology? - Einstein: Special Relativity On the basis of the first hypothesis, Einstein extended the principle to the laws of electricity and magnetism, and derived second hypotheses: light is the same speed in all inertial systems, and is also called the principle of invariance of light speed. The problem is that, in classical mechanics, the law of velocity synthesis actually depends on these two assumptions: 1., the time interval between the two events has nothing to do with the motion state of the clock used to measure time; The spatial distance between the 2. points is independent of the motion of the foot used for measuring distance. Einstein found that if the principle of constancy of speed of light is compatible with the principle of relativity, then the two hypotheses must be abandoned. For a clock, simultaneous events are not necessarily simultaneous at the other clock, while simultaneity has relativity. In two coordinate systems with relative motion, the distance between two particular points is measured, and the values are no longer equal, and the distance is relative. If youre interested in this article, Im sure youll be equally interested in PSYTOPIC. The site is P, an