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I’ll second this idea. Keeping track of your hours on high altitude is important sine you get more radiation than us on the ground. I’ve read various articles a
by NKosmatos 1y ago
I’ll second this idea. Keeping track of your hours on high altitude is important sine you get more radiation than us on the ground. I’ve read various articles about pilots & flight attendants health affected by higher exposure to radiation.
- willsmith72 1y agoTrue, but is it counterbalanced by their ageing at least a few microseconds more slowly thanks to spending so much time closer to the speed of light?
- cyberax 1y agoYou actually age faster on an airplane, because you are in a less dense space and experience less gravitational redshift. General relativity works against the Special Relativity in this case.
- willsmith72 1y agoWell shucks to my high school physics teacher