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From: Thomas Heger <ttt_heg@web.de>
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Subject: Re: the Special Theory of Relativity - 1905
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Am Dienstag000004, 04.06.2024 um 20:44 schrieb The Starmaker:
> Now, I know most of yous need to go back to skool to Learn what is Relativity all a'bout.
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> Luckly, CHILDREN are learing Relativity the right way...the way Einstein intended..
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> Einstein's only desire was to use the formula in his 1905 paper to build an atomic bomb.
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> Now children are learning how to build an atomic bomb.
Well, theoretically true.

But actuall bomb building is greatly limitted by lack of the parts.
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> You can too!
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> Just go back to skool.
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> (Remember, most of albert einstein students worked at the manhattan project)
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Einstein worked together with Leo Szillard already in Berlin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Szilard

These two (Einstein and Szillard) patented a device, which is called 
'Einstein fridge'.

The students who tried to replicate that fridge found, that it didn't work.

The only known use of this device is as part of a fast breading reactor.

So, possibly, Einstein and Szillard didn't tell the whole truth.



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> The Starmaker wrote:
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>> the Special Theory of Relativity - 1905
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>> Most people are not aware..(expecially in this newsgroup)
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>> that in 1905 there was no papers by Albert Einstein  entitled
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>> 'the Special Theory of Relativity - 1905'.
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>> It didn't exist. The titles have different names.
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Einstein wrote four goundbraking papers in 1905 (besides of twenty 
reviews for Annalen der Physik and some minor stuff).

One of these papers won him a Nobel price and one is commenly called 'SRT'.

The actual titel was 'Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter Körper' (on the 
electrodynamics of moving bodies).

Einstein worked at this time in the patent office in Bern (usually six 
days a week with ten hours each) and had a family with a new born baby.

What made me wonder: when did he sleep?


TH