E quindi uscimmo a riveder le stelle in agonia
And thence we came forth to see again the stars in agony The detection of gravitational waves confirms the spacetime curvature. Like a frayd fabric, the universe appears full of (black) holes, folds and ripples. The spacetime vibrations can be the keys to consider the universe in a different way. W...
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2016-06-01
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| Summary: | And thence we came forth to see again the stars in agony
The detection of gravitational waves confirms the spacetime curvature. Like a frayd fabric, the universe appears full of (black) holes, folds and ripples. The spacetime vibrations can be the keys to consider the universe in a different way. We have been deaf until now, unable to hear the cosmos melody. Instead, like a vibrating body, it sounds according to the acceleration force of masses. What new scenarios for the philosophy of science? Could the Kantian apriori continue to be a moving and falsifiable intellect construction, as Popper said? Could frame of mind still impose their laws to nature? Are we experiencing a Copernican revolution overturning? As Einstein said, like breathing in emptiness is impossible, thinking is impossible without concepts. In this connection, it might be asked if the new universe face will change interpretative paradigms of science. |
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| ISSN: | 2036-2927 2036-2927 |