Posted: May 22nd, 2023

Non-inertial references do not obey the fundamental provisions of physics laws

As discussed in this essay, it has been noted that non-inertial references do not obey the fundamental provisions of physics laws. This is because the point of reference in a non-inertial reference is always experiencing acceleration or deceleration. To account for the force, direction, and position of such a body, it is usually important to invoke a fictitious force to the equation for the moving body to obey the simple laws of physics. One of the theories related to this form of motion is the special theory of relativity that explains the compensation concept and the fact that time is not a constant constituent as it has been perceived. There are a number of applications of this non-inertial idea; the GPS positioning system for instance implements the fundamentals of non-inertial reference.