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  • The computer simulations are astounding and so useful to me. Max Tegmark is one of the best in helping ‘armchair physicist/cosmologist”, such as myself, understand. Thank you. I am really enjoying this course.

    Thank you, Jack. I am on Ch 4 – Lorentz contraction. The instructor is smooth and I can follow him.

    I am finding the math challenging and I am repeating this Module. I love c=foot/nanosecond. I find that exciting. Yet, I haven’t done any geometry in over 40 years. I am refreshing myself with you tube geometry.

    I also want to thank you for providing these classes to the public, for free no less! I have enjoyed three courses already and I have learned so much. They have really stretched my mind, so to speak.

    I am determined to make it through Special Relativity Math Course if it takes me the next next year to do so.

    Day and night and Foucault pendulum. I would like to add perspective. Physics tells us that the earth is in constant motion, so now when I think of stillness, I remember this. This is kind of cool for me as an elderly woman coming back to physics. So much I have forgotten..

    I think collaboration is more important,. Competition often brings out the very worst in people.

    I am amazed once again.

    Density increases

    I knew the answer without reading everyone else’s response!

    No – Lorentz Contraction

    I love this stuff!

    “Real estate in space is abundant and cheap.”

    I am captivated by this course.

    I need more to understand completely. Any suggestions?

    Oh my! I have the desire to understand this, but I don’t yet. I will keep plugging at it.

    I really am beginning to understand time dilation! I am happy to say I could follow the math. You teach so clearly.

    I love your demonstration of time dilation. Physics for dummies – thank you!

    I love your demonstration of time dilation. Physics for dummies – thank you!

    I love your demonstration of time dilation. Physics for dummies – thank you!

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