Schwerkraft und Traegheit / Hahntisch / internet Dialog

Schwerkraft und Traegheit / Hahntisch / internet Dialog

Module: Schwerkraft und Traegheit / Hahntisch / internet Dialog
Sequence: 1.0 Vitrine 11210: Schwerkraft und Traegheit
Branching Point: Gravitation and Inertia
Sequence: 1.1 Objektfolge_11210: Ausgestellte Objekte
Slide: Jolly Balance
Slide: Maxwell’s Wheel
Slide: Ernst Mach’s Mechanics
Slide: Planck on Mach's Criticism of Newton's Principle of Inertia
Slide: Einstein’s Obituary for Ernst Mach
Sequence: 1.2 Auf den Schultern von Riesen und Zwergen
Branching Point: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Sequence: 1.2.1 Biographie 11220: Aristoteles
Slide: Aristotle (384–322 B. C.)
Sequence: 1.2.2 Biographie 11220: Isaac Newton
Slide: Isaac Newton (1643–1727)
Sequence: 1.2.3 Biographie 11220: Albert Einstein
Slide: Albert Einstein (1879–1955)
Sequence: 1.2.4 Der Dialog
Slide: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Slide: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Slide: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Slide: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Slide: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Slide: On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs
Sequence: 1.3 Objekt 11210_1473: Waage von Jolly (Alles)
Slide: Newton's Law of Gravitation
Slide: Decrease of Gravitation on the Top of a Tower
Slide: Jolly Balance
Slide: Philipp von Jolly (1809-1884)
Slide: Philipp von Jolly's Experiment
Slide: Jolly's Experiment for Determining the Density of the Earth
Sequence: 1.4 Objekt 11210_1534: Maxwellsches Rad (Alles)
Slide: Newton's Principle of Inertia
Slide: Maxwell’s Wheel
Sequence: 1.5 Machs Kritik an Newtons Traegheitsprinzip
Slide: Ernst Mach (1838–1916)
Slide: Ernst Mach (1838–1916)
Slide: Ernst Mach’s Mechanics
Slide: Newton's Absolute Space
Branching Point: Mach's Argument Against Newton's Absolute Space
Sequence: 1.5d.1 animation de
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Sequence: 1.5d.2 animation en
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Slide: Planck on Mach's Criticism of Newton's Principle of Inertia
Slide: Einstein’s Obituary for Ernst Mach
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On the Shoulders of Giants and Dwarfs

Aristotle:

And this force hurls the Moon round the Earth in circles, correct?


Newton:

No. The Moon falls towards the Earth, just like the apple.


Aristotle:

First he insults me, and then he fobs me off with such nonsense!

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