/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.12741001]

Is it time to give up newton's mechanics?

[Anonymous No.12741007]

>>12741001
Yes. Things started going shit when we forgot sun and moon are gods and not "objects" falling towards earth.

[Anonymous No.12741037]

>>12741001
How is gravity being simultaneously a force and a spacetime distorsion supposed to work?

[Anonymous No.12741045]

>>12741007
Based, we should have killed Anaxagoras and all his followers instead of just exiling him.

[Anonymous No.12741069]

>>12741001
nope, still useful as hell in all of classical physics (which is where mots engineering resides). just know the limits of applicability for it and its all good.
>>12741037
newtons mechanics is much more than just the law of gravity

[Anonymous No.12741391]

i don't want to use Riemann geometry when all i want to do is fucking calculate the power or acceleration. relativity is literally useless

[Anonymous No.12741828]

>>12741001
Yeah, buildings, bridges, cars and all of that stuff is completely useless.

[Anonymous No.12741845]

>>12741001
no, do you know what you're talking about?

[Anonymous No.12741860]

Newton's mechanics are the ones of the only things holding properly.

Relativity theory is garbage.

[Anonymous No.12743382]

>>12741860
>Newton's mechanics are the ones of the only things holding properly.
*grab's you by your mach's principle*

[Anonymous No.12743487]

>>12741001
Yes, go ahead and calculate a ballistic trajectory as a geodesic line on a curved metric. Let's see how long that takes you.

[Anonymous No.12743499]

>>12741037
It appears as a force when you're working in a flat coordinate system and only in the limit of small mass (you only start seeing Newtonian gravity fail at solar scales with stuff like Mercury's precession).

[Anonymous No.12743510]

>>12741860
You're either bad at baiting or incredibly stupid,

[Anonymous No.12743560]

>>12741860
based