In this episode of "Time in Physics," we delve into the profound and mind-bending concepts of time as seen through the lens of modern physics. We explore how Newton's classical view of time as a fixed, unchanging entity contrasts with Einstein's theory of relativity, which redefines time as relative, intertwined with space and affected by speed and gravity. By discussing relatable examples such as GPS technology and the famous twin paradox, we bring the concept of time dilation to life—where time passes at different rates depending on one's speed and gravitational field.

We also dive into the fascinating implications of the cosmic speed limit and the impossibility of exceeding the speed of light, alongside the resulting paradoxes of time travel, including the notorious grandfather paradox. Whether you're a science enthusiast or new to the world of relativity and quantum mechanics, this episode offers an engaging look at the complexities of time and the universe.

Tune in to unravel the mysteries of time with us—an episode that’s perfect for anyone curious about Einstein's theory of relativity, time dilation, space-time, and the nature of time itself.

🎵 Music Credits:

• Savfk - Eight Mountains: Under Free To Use YouTube license
• Savfk - The Age Of Wood: Under Creative Commons (BY 3.0) license Link
• Scott Buckley - Signal To Noise: Under Free To Use YouTube license

🔻 Credits/Description:

• "Art of Silence" by Uniq

• Track Title: Motivational Power

• Music by WavebeatsMusic

• Promo video: Motivational Uplifting Cinematic Background Music

• Beyond by whitesand

• Title: The Age of Wood

• Artist: Savfk

• Genre: Cello

• Title: Requiem In Cello

• Artist: Hanu Dixit