Einstein's relativity
Einstein's relativity refers to the theory of Relativity developed by Albert Einstein, which transformed our understanding of Space and Time. The theory consists of two main components: Special Relativity and General Relativity. Special Relativity posits that the Laws of Physics are the same for all observers in uniform motion, while General Relativity introduces Gravity as the curvature of Space-time caused by massive objects. This concept revolutionized our understanding of Galaxy formation, Cosmic distance markers, and the behavior of Quasars. The mathematical framework of Relativity relies heavily on Mathematical notation and Analytic geometry.