I am worried about the stagnation in Physics. Vis-a-vis the lesser growth we have experienced in Technology itself. Since 1940 or around that time till now. I mean there has not been anything spectacular after Eistein. The hydrogen bomb was the begining of the nuclear era. We have emplored Photoelectric effect in everything from LCD TO LASER. Man still lack a full understanding of E=mc^2 and the man that came about it.

We have not travelled at the speed of light according to his (Einstein' genius) proposition. Giving two light seperated locations: Light itself could have become a signal carrying data. We can travel at the speed of light possibly when our information could do so. Man would/ could have been dreaming of doing so in the most spectacular and physical manner. The masses in the nuclear explosions have achieved such travel at the speed of light. We have not been able to do with light what we did with the electrons. Our circuitry channels({chips)) as little as (micro) they span have been exhausted. Our sciences have reached a retardation since we lack conceptual innovation. Science needs no limitation of suspected unsuitable or primitive tools.

The road to better technology is in harnessing the energy not only/readily available within the visible spectrum of the electromagnetic field. It also lies on going beyond our conceptual limitations of such time. Bringing and proving right what others fear to believe in. Yes! the ground work of Eisntein and Newton can lead us to the place we crave. Why Newton? You may say that the action at a distance was a flaw. It was until Einstein. Newton brought the law of universal gravitation to the world. The classical physics which cradled Einstein until he became courageous to change the way we think. The Light theory paved the way to special theory of relativity and the relativity theory itself. If man can thread on the relativistic gravity or Einstenian gravity in comparison to maxwell's equation of electromagnetic field.

Respecting a uniformly accelerated coordinate system. One must take into account The Euclidean sense of space, lorentz transformation and light theory(with a mind strong enough to disregard the unfavourable supposition of light travelling at similar speed in any cordinate system giving the changes in x =distance). Imbibing all this in one partial differential equation will mean much even to Einstein. More work need to be done on gravity. Since the gravity is the force that keeps us on planet earth. Is there any possibility that this gravity is perversive and it exerts to the utmost distance? Must it not have gone within the atoms themselves as naturally tranformed since the universe is dynamic. What actually is the strong nuclear force keeping protons and neutrons together?