Recent content by BadgerBadger92

Well my “source” isn’t reliable, it was Facebook where people were telling me space is flat, which I never heard before so I decided to ask you guys for a clear answer. Luckily I’m starting school at a local community college.

Please excuse my ignorance I hear some people say that space is flat. What exactly do they mean by this?

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Are physics jokes funny? The answer is relative.

When have I insulted people on this forum?

I know high school algebra. I really don’t need your negativity right now. My mom is in a critical state in the hospital and I don’t need you to hurt me more than I am.

I’m going this summer. I was afraid to go before because I have low confidence in myself. Now I just want to at least try it. More so than finding a better job, I want to learn about the topic. Unfortunately I don’t think they teach relativity or quantum mechanics in community college.

I’ve also been seeing a lot of anti relativity talk too.

I see these people everywhere and I wonder why people don’t believe it. Does anyone know why some people think this way?

I think this is a little too advanced for me at this point, but I’ll keep up my math studies.

This is a wonderful answer. Thank you.

Thank you!

I learned this from this video. I guess they could have mentioned stretched time as in a reference to relativity. What do you think about it? I heard Neil DeGrasse Tyson was a good source, but I may be wrong.

Warping of time may be a bad representation of what I’m asking. I just read that redshift is the stretching or condensing of light in space. I read that the red shift “shifts time.” Or how it’s experienced.

I understand this part, but I also heard that redshift includes a warping of time. Is this true or was what I was reading unreliable?