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If it's extremely basic stuff and they've spent their entire life working on it, why did the two teams find different results? Thinking of objects moving 10% of
by z3t4 2y ago
If it's extremely basic stuff and they've spent their entire life working on it, why did the two teams find different results?
Thinking of objects moving 10% of light speed, or even two times the speed of light away from you, is not intuitive to a layman, and I can't imagine the Math.
- mr_mitm 2y agoBecause the problem lies somewhere else which is not extremely basic. Relativistic effects are not the issue here.