Introduction to Special Relativity

This video gives a thumb-through kind of introduction to the theory of Special Relativity proposed by Albert Einstein in 1905. Relativity is considered as one of the exotic theories of Physics and often students consider it difficult while they begin to study the topic. But soon one can realize that the theory is not that difficult to understand per se. It is actually some of the implications and consequences of the theory are exotic and against our commonly expected notions. In this context, it would be fun teaching the topic to beginners with a series of videos and explain why the theory is as successful as it is as well as some of its applications. This video marks the beginning of the series of videos on topics from Special Relativity which is so relevant and useful even today, after more than 115 years of its proposal.

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If you have absolute ongoing motion taking place within an absolute 4D Space-Time environment, and that all matter has a magnitude of motion that is equal to the magnitude of the motion of photons of light, the outcome of this setting is the Special Relativity(SR) phenomena. By creating a simple geometric representation of this absolute motion that is ongoing within space-time, you can use it to derive the SR mathematical equations, and complete this simple task in mere minutes.