Einstein 'puzzle' solved as missing page emerges in new trove https://phys.org/news/2019-03-einstein-puzzle-page-emerges.html Yay! I find anything having to do with discovering a Unified Field Theory to be happy news. Perhaps this will help move the process along. I was hesitant to post about this news because I was worried that my source might be deleted as part of a cover-up. (It's happened to me before.) But, now that it's been out for a few days and with the appearance of multiple news sources, I think now is as good a time as any to shed some light on this subject and share.
Is there a reason concerning the cite itself that might lead to its deletion here? Just a glance makes it look like an interesting topic!
It's not the admins on this site that are doing the deleting, rather, in the past, I've had the linked to articles get deleted. And I thought dark forces may destroy the new found page because they don't want the public to know about it or have scientists to use it to discover a Unified Field Theory (UFT.)
I thought was interesting that Jerusalem's Hebrew University collected documents from German scientists, good too see
I thought that was interesting, too. Obviously, he was a German Jew and didn't live in Israel. He came to America in 1933 and stayed, as Hitler won their election - nearly 30 years after his statements on special relativity, I think. I didn't read enough to see where these latest papers were found.
I was under the impression that Einstein was not unifiying all the forces, so this work should only show what he was thinking at the time. But, scientists might be able to see what he's done and work their way up to connecting more of the fundamental forces of the universe.
There is not a full unified theory of physics today. But, Einstein took a major step forward, invalidating much of what the entire world of physics before him was assuming. I think the coolest thing about science is that there are so many questions that are NOT answered. Think how boring science would be if we knew all the answers! I think that concept needs to be injected in early science curriculum. There is opportunity to make a real difference, to figure out stuff that nobody has yet figured out.
