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CERN confirms gravity pulls antimatter as Einstein predicted
(www.theregister.com)
From Cambridge Dictionary:
unnecessary actions or words that have little meaning and make something seem more important or complicated than it really is
How many times has he been proven wrong?
At least 5 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein%27s_unsuccessful_investigations
I was gonna say everyone gets 1. But 5? That's a bit egregious.
He was famously wrong about quantum entanglement. Specifically he thought there must be "hidden variables" to explain why entangled particles seem to communicate their states faster than light. His famous quip "Spooky Action at a Distance" was him mocking what turned out to be true: that there are no hidden variables and no faster than light communication.
I am not an astro fysicus but i think Hawkin has made a few corrections on Einsteins work.
To be fair, I don't think anyone else is an astro fysicus either.
In my defense, they do cause Its not a typo, i just forgot to translate into English.
From what language??
Dutch, Fysica is physics, Fysicus is physicists
Astrofysica for the subject Astrofysicus for singular Astrofisici for plurar
Noice!!!!
I’m pretty sure I’m not an astro fysicus, but sometimes I sign up for things.