Re:The contest between gravity and quantum physics takes a n...
by SomeStupidPoint on Thursday June 08, 2017 @05:59PM
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But if you tuck in your knees and the other guy spins differently, that's a sign you're the one spinning, no?
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Re:The contest between gravity and quantum physics takes a n...
by styrophone on Thursday June 08, 2017 @06:14PM
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Yeah, the choice of a non-inertial reference frame for this example is a little confusing to me too. I also haven't been able to find an independent mention of the spinning astronaut experiment.
Re:The contest between gravity and quantum physics takes a n...
by dogma1138 on Thursday June 08, 2017 @06:19PM
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No because you technically performed an action which changes the system.
Relativity states that there isn't a measurement you can take if you change the system however it's a different story.