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Why does increased time dilation imply decreased precision? If we can precisely measure the energy deployed, can't we also precisely estimate time dilation and
by bmh100 10y ago
Why does increased time dilation imply decreased precision? If we can precisely measure the energy deployed, can't we also precisely estimate time dilation and account for it?
- zaroth 10y agoNow you've got two problems.
- M_Grey 10y agoYes, but it's a well-defined problem with known solution. As complexity goes, it's not exactly the n-body problem in an exact numerical simulation.
- wayn3 10y agodo you mean that literally? overcoming laws of physics is a bit more difficult than calculating the n-body problem, to be honest. edit: to make this clear, the solution to the n-body problem is known. its just not analytical.
- M_Grey 10y agoThis isn't a matter of "overcoming the laws of physics"... what's being conjectured in the article may or may not be a physical reality.