World Science Scholars

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  • I’ve been really struggling with the relativity of simultanety. As you have explained, it isn’t learned from our life experiences, it’s not terribly intuitive. Perhaps because of my advanced age (82), my life experiences have been baked into my head a llittle more intensely than others younger than me. But you are so convincing, I’m beginning to see the light. I have lots of daily time to ponder all of this, and I’m really excited to learn more.

    I am very excited to have the opportunity to dig into this stuff, and my fantasy quest is to find out what’s behind the black holes in our universe. I”ve just dusted off my 40+ year-old calculus book, and don’t remember a thing from my Frershman 101 Physics course from 1959. In the in-between time, I was a fashion designer, mother, and wrote text books on how to use microsoft office apps. Completed my math degree somewhere in-between and have since regretted that I didn’t take my math further, or get some more physics in my head. My skills are a bit rusty, but I’m slowly regaining them. I wouldn’t like things to get much more complicated just yet (yes a little later), or I would not be able to find the time to mow the lawn.

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