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>but isn't this also the wrong "direction" of relativistic time dilation? No. When you go fast time slows. Thus the rest of the universe appears to be going fa
by swayvil 6y ago
>but isn't this also the wrong "direction" of relativistic time dilation?
No. When you go fast time slows. Thus the rest of the universe appears to be going faster.
- user-the-name 6y agoNot correct. "Relativity" is very literal. When you go fast, then relative to you, it's the entire universe that is moving fast. So if you fly away on a spaceship at relativistic speed, then people observing you will see you moving slowly. However, if you observe them from your ship, you will think it is they who are moving slowly.
- swayvil 6y agoyou've got it wrong. I read more sci fi than you.