Mystery

Mystery

Introduction

Mystery is defined as something very difficult to understand, something strange and inexplicable to understand or discover what is hidden or belong to some arcane. Many puzzles of history still remain unresolved despite the progress of science. Indeed, some events are resistant to rational explanation. Even today, the question of the appearance of man is not yet clear. We finally know very little about the history of our planet and therefore ours. To demonstrate the abundance of assumptions one day and immediately challenged the next day. This gives the measure of our ignorance but our insatiable curiosity to find a logical explanation for our destiny. However, a "mystery" will not rest as long as no scientific theory has come to solve the riddle. With technological advances, many riddles are answered (Provine, 1988).

Theory of Relativity: Mystery of the Clock

A century after its publication, the text of Einstein's theory of relativity is still almost incomprehensible to the average person. From processes observable in nature, the documentary manages the feat of making us understand the basics. What makes the theory of relativity so difficult to understand is that it is diametrically opposed to our daily experiences of the senses (Einstein, 1920). Einstein proves, among other things may take time so variable, as we have a linear perception. He says as well as the space is likely to change while for us, the journey from point A to point B is always the same length. As for nuclear energy, we now know that it has advanced the knowledge of the universe, including the original big bang, from which have developed other areas of research practices (Provine, 1988).

According to the theory of relativity, a person in a car traveling on a smooth road cannot know if it is at rest or moving with uniform motion. According to the theory of general relativity, when the car ...