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Relativity

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Einsteinian OriginPlay
The term is strongly associated with Einstein's theories and often implies complex physics concepts. SlideWhen asked about time dilation, he referenced Einstein's relativity to explain.
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Highly ScientificPlay
It's often used in scientific contexts to discuss the fabric of space-time continuum and gravity. SlideHer lecture on black holes discussed relativity and its impact on light.
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Space-Time DynamicsPlay
Relativity implies that measurements of various quantities are relative to the velocities of the observers. SlideAccording to relativity, time moves slower for objects in motion.