Isaac Newton
The Newton and Euclid space is not able to shrink and stretch – i.e. curve. Therefore, in this space the shortest distance between two points - is always a straight line rather than a curve. In the framework of relativistic mechanics lay a relational concept (hence the similar name). Proponents of this view consider the "space" as something that is produced by the objects that exist in it. The space by A. Einstein, can be bent (contract and expand) and is therefore a non-Euclidean (or another non-Newtonian).
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