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Absolutely wonderful. Great explanation, thank you so so much. Months Im asking questions around. For a 60 min travel between earth and ship, there is a point
by quadcore 4y ago
Absolutely wonderful. Great explanation, thank you so so much. Months Im asking questions around.
For a 60 min travel between earth and ship, there is a point where ship reaches earth reading ship:60 and earth:15. And there is a point where earth sees the ship land and read earth:60 and ship:15 resp. Those are not the same points.
So when you travel at high speed in a frame A, you're kind of gonna "experience a different story" than objects traveling in low speed in frame A relative to each other.
Edit: do we know an object with a mass thats traveling at high speed in our frame?
Edit2: Oh but the universe is expanding so we do actually.
- quadcore 4y agoIf a fast ship leaves earth and comes back. From earth point of view, when it comes back the passenger gonna have outlived us all whereas for the passenger, it only left for an hour. Mind boggling really.
- quadcore 4y agoCorrection I meant From earth point of view, when it comes back the passenger has outlived us all whereas from the passenger point of view, when he comes back, he only left for an hour.