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[kheir]

could someone pleas tell me a straight forward answer to how einstein supported plancks theory please dnt beat around the bush im having trouble getting a straight answer out of anyboday everyone seems to make farfetched links

 

[Vampire]

thats's quatum physics isnt it?
It's something to do with the many worlds theory.

 

[pc_wizz]

someone else had asked the same thing, i put my answer in another thread ...

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=34132

pcwizz

 

[Zarathustra]

Originally posted by Vampire
thats's quatum physics isnt it?
It's something to do with the many worlds theory.

What is the many worlds theory - infinite universes (like in sliders)???

 

[Vampire]

Pretty much - for every different possibility a new universe is created...thats what i recall anyway.
My maths teacher is a quatum physics buff and he's always talking about that kind of stuff.

 

[Dash]

Originally posted by kheir
could someone pleas tell me a straight forward answer to how einstein supported plancks theory please dnt beat around the bush im having trouble getting a straight answer out of anyboday everyone seems to make farfetched links

He supported Plank's theory of BB radiation (quanta etc) through his experiment of the photoelectric effect.