Einsteinianism
Einsteinianism noun: the physics of Albert Einstein, including general relativity and concepts that go beyond classical Newtonian mechanics.
Noun
Einsteinianism (uncountable)
- The physics of Albert Einstein, including general relativity and concepts that go beyond classical Newtonian mechanics.
- In fact, the non-rational excrescences on the body of relativity are so conspicuous that one is inevitably led to the conclusion that Einsteinianism belongs more to the realm of the transcendental than to that of physics.1981, N. Rudakov, Fiction stranger than truth: in the metaphysical labyrinth of relativity
- Synonyms:
- Einsteinism
Synonyms of Einsteinianism
Origin of Einsteinianism
From Einsteinian + -ism.
Questions about Einsteinianism
- What does Einsteinianism mean?
- Einsteinianism means the physics of Albert Einstein, including general relativity and concepts that go beyond classical Newtonian mechanics.
- What part of speech is Einsteinianism?
- Einsteinianism is a noun.
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