¿CUÁNDO DEJAN de SERVIR las TEORÍAS CIENTÍFICAS?

The video explores the evolution of scientific theories, highlighting the transition from Newton's Universal Gravitation to Einstein's General Relativity, and the development of quantum mechanics. It discusses the continued relevance of classical theories in practical applications despite the advent of more precise theories. The concept of effective theories is introduced, emphasizing their role in simplifying complex problems. The video also stresses the importance of scientific thinking and dissemination, encouraging a deeper understanding of science beyond just data and theories.

What are some examples of theories that have been replaced by more accurate theories in physics?

How did Einstein's theory of general relativity improve upon Newton's Universal Gravitation?

What role does quantum mechanics play in modern physics compared to classical physics?

Why do we still use classical physics in engineering despite the existence of more advanced theories?

What is meant by 'effective theories' in the context of scientific theories?

How do scientific theories evolve over time according to the text?

What is the significance of scientific dissemination as described in the text?