Ok, so if you're reading this part you're probably wondering "Who is Aaron Colman" or "Why the heck is he so annoying?" or maybe even "Why does he have a webpage, who does he think he is?", or some other question.

Well, since you ARE reading this it probably means you may actually be interested in learning about me... So I figured I'll present some information about myself.

First of all I am a multi-faceted being, and each face that shows depends on my mood. I would classify myself as a poet, lover, philosopher, scientist, moral theologist, idealist and realist. I usually have my head in the clouds but my feet firmly planted on my idea of "ground" (must mean I'm pretty tall eh? pshaw... I wish).

Second of all, I am a 19 year old male college student starting at the University of Utah this coming quarter. I moved out of the Rolla area finally but I still try to get keep in touch with some local matters. If you're interested in what I look like, check out the photo gallery listed off to your left.
Well what interests me? That's a good question... one I'm still learning to answer. But I'll pose afew things in the next few segments.

What did Einstein do? Who is Albert Einstein? What is Relativity??
Albert Einstein was a rather smart person who investigated first qualitatively and then quantitatively the relations in our world. Contrary to belief Einstein did NOT come up with the idea of Relativity on his own, it was actually meant to be a patch for physics but turned into being much much more. He did however publish this new patched theory which was one of the most advanced ideas of this era.

There are two main parts to Relativity. The General theory and the Special theory. The General theory of Relativity is on Gravity and Space-time. The Special theory of relativity however is a masterpiece. The Special theory states that everything is based on everything else. ie: Time is based on velocity, velocity is based on velocity of the observers and much much more. The most obvious ramification of Einstein's Special theory of relativity is that we shouldn't be able to move past the speed of light. Why exactly is this true? Well, there are two very simple equations (if you want more detailed analysis, email me). One, is the basic newtonian law of force. F=MA (Force = Mass * Acceleration). Another is this, Mn=Mo/{Sqrt[1-(V^2)/(C^2)]} which basically states that as you approach the speed of light your mass becomes greater and greater. At the speed of light you divide by 0 and thus your mass becomes infinite and undefinable. Thus F=MA means that it would take infinite force to go any faster. Hence the problem.
There is so much I'd like to say about Relativity here but most of it would fill a book so I don't believe I'll be doing that.

There is another side to cosmology. This is Quantum Mechanics/Physics. Quantum physics in general deals with probability. There are key principles such as the Hisenberg principle, ideas of virtual particles among many other things too numerous to state here. There are other side effects of Quantum Physics, such as Black Hole Hawking Radiation amung other things. If you'd like to discuss anything said here or would just like to learn more Email me, I enjoy teaching people.