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* [[Galileo]] first developed the '''[[principle of relativity]]''' was the postulate that claimed that the laws of physics be the same for all observers, and advocated a [[Classical physics|classical]] view that time was a universal constant. |
* [[Galileo]] first developed the '''[[principle of relativity]]''', which was the postulate that claimed that the laws of physics be the same for all observers, and advocated a [[Classical physics|classical]] view that time was a universal constant. |
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* [[Albert Einstein|Einstein's]] '''[[theory of relativity]]''' consists of [[special relativity]] and [[general relativity]], and reshaped the classical view, arguing instead that observed time is not constant, but relative to the observer, and therefore the "inertial framee of reference" is only meaningful if qualified by theories of relativity that defines the general context for the frame. |
* [[Albert Einstein|Einstein's]] '''[[theory of relativity]]''' consists of [[special relativity]] and [[general relativity]], and reshaped the classical view, arguing instead that observed time is not constant, but relative to the observer, and therefore the "inertial framee of reference" is only meaningful if qualified by theories of relativity that defines the general context for the frame. |
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