Quote by Albert Einstein

Newton's law of gravity implies absolute time.

Newton's law of gravity implies absolute time.

Summary

This quote implies that Newton's law of gravity, which describes the force of attraction between objects, also suggests the existence of absolute time. In other words, gravity operates uniformly in all instances, regardless of any external factors. This implies that time is independent and unchanging, regardless of the presence or movement of objects. Newton's theory of gravity thus implies a fixed, measurable concept of time that remains consistent across the universe.

By Albert Einstein

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