The Einstein See-Saw
The Einstein See-Saw
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"First I must tell you my story, " she began. "But before I can do so, you must promise me that it is to remain an absolute secret. You're anewspaper man--" Phil gave his promise readily.
"My father is Professor Bloomsbury at the University of Chicago. Hehas been experimenting in mathematical physics, and I have beenassisting him. He has succeeded in proving experimentally the conceptof tensors. A tensor is a mathematical expression for the fact thatspace is smooth and flat, in three dimensions..., only at an infinitedistance from matter; in the neighborhood of a particle of matter, there is a pucker or a wrinkle in space. My father has found that bysuddenly removing a portion of matter from out of space, the puckerflattens out. If the matter is heavy enough and its removal suddenenough, there is a violent disturbance of space. By planning all thesteps carefully my father has succeeded in swinging a section ofspace on a pivot through an angle of 180 degrees, and causing twoportions of space to change places through hyperspace, or as you mightexpress it popularly, through the fourth dimension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"First I must tell you my story, " she began. "But before I can do so, you must promise me that it is to remain an absolute secret. You're anewspaper man--" Phil gave his promise readily.
"My father is Professor Bloomsbury at the University of Chicago. Hehas been experimenting in mathematical physics, and I have beenassisting him. He has succeeded in proving experimentally the conceptof tensors. A tensor is a mathematical expression for the fact thatspace is smooth and flat, in three dimensions..., only at an infinitedistance from matter; in the neighborhood of a particle of matter, there is a pucker or a wrinkle in space. My father has found that bysuddenly removing a portion of matter from out of space, the puckerflattens out. If the matter is heavy enough and its removal suddenenough, there is a violent disturbance of space. By planning all thesteps carefully my father has succeeded in swinging a section ofspace on a pivot through an angle of 180 degrees, and causing twoportions of space to change places through hyperspace, or as you mightexpress it popularly, through the fourth dimension.
What to read after The Einstein See-Saw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Breuer Miles John to read onlineMoreLess
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