How can special relativity exist if there are no rigid bodies throughout the universe? We need breadth to have the Michelson Morley experiment. We can't do it if there is no breadth and no rigid bodies. The present concept of our Universe is that it consists of only point particles. Though assemblies of point particles make rigid bodies, those are not perfect rigid bodies. Because particles vibrate in rigid bodies depending on the temperature.
I started reading philosophy. And found out most of what I was thinking before are connected to it's subjects. I thought to jot down here, notes, as I read. Further, I have a liking on Physics, some notes are added about that subject.
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Without rigid bodies Relativity cannot exist
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