Janna Levin

It's really weird. But see, Einstein solves that. Relativity solves that. Because it says the Earth created the curve in space. The apple wants to fall freely along it. The problem is the tree's in the way. The tree's the problem. The tree's actually accelerating the apple. It's keeping it away from its natural state of weightlessness in a gravitational field.

And as soon as the tree lets go of it, the apple will simply fall along the curve that exists.

And as soon as the tree lets go of it, the apple will simply fall along the curve that exists.

And as soon as the tree lets go of it, the apple will simply fall along the curve that exists.

And told him all this?

And told him all this?

And told him all this?

It's too out of context.

It's too out of context.

It's too out of context.

I heard that Newton used that as an unkind remark to his competitor, Hook.

I heard that Newton used that as an unkind remark to his competitor, Hook.

I heard that Newton used that as an unkind remark to his competitor, Hook.

Right. I know.

Right. I know.

Right. I know.

I know.

I know.

I know.

The one woman in the department.