Re: Thus should Galileo be given credit for doing pioneering work in the field of SPECILA THEORY OF RELATIVITY.



On Nov 5, 11:23 am, "AJAY SHARMA" <physics.einst...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
PD wrote:
On Nov 5, 6:19 am, "AJAY SHARMA" <physics.einst...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thus should Galileo be given credit for doing pioneering work in the
field of SPECILA THEORY OF RELATIVITY.
It is the basic question.

Yes, of course, and any physicist knows this credit is given.
You'll note that in Einstein's work, he supposes that the relativity
that is *already known to work* in Newtonian mechanics also works in
electrodynamics. If you'll read Newton's work, you'll see that he
acknowledges the work that was *already done* by Galileo.
Einstein acknowledges Newton, Newton acknowledges Galileo.
All's right with the world.
Was there something you missed?

PD----------------------
That is true. The foundations of the first two laws of motions were
laid by Galieo.
Even Newton's contemporary Hook , hinted about gravitation and theory
of light .
So all these factors can be discussed , now internet is the medium
AJAY SHARMA

Discuss away, if you like. You're wasting your time, though. Any decent
book about relativity will explain what I told you. I take it that you
are not willing to read a decent book, and are simply bent on reforming
the quality of what's written on the internet.

PD

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