
Theory of Relativity quiz
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What do you see in a hand mirror while flying near light speed?
Answer: A normal reflection
Why: No experiment inside a smoothly moving ship can reveal its speed, so light still races from your face to the mirror as usual.
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What principle says free fall feels like floating in space?
Answer: Equivalence principle
Why: Using this idea alone, Einstein predicted that gravity slows clocks and bends light, years before he finished general relativity.
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How much TNT matches the energy in one gram of mass?
Answer: About 21,000 tonnes
Why: That's about 25 gigawatt-hours, roughly what a large 1-gigawatt power station generates in a full day.
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How many dimensions does Einstein's spacetime have?
Answer: Four
Why: Hermann Minkowski, who had once taught Einstein mathematics, recast relativity as four-dimensional geometry in a 1908 lecture.
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What cosmic-ray particle reaches the ground thanks to time dilation?
Answer: Muon
Why: Without that stretch, a muon living about 2.2 microseconds would fly only about 660 m, far short of the ground some 15 km below.
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Which force can an electric force become for a moving observer?
Answer: Magnetic force
Why: Einstein's 1905 relativity paper opens with a magnet and a wire, where the current depends only on how they move relative to each other.