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02-05-2023, 01:42 PM
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Time dilation paradox?
Person B decides to move away from person A at nearly the speed of light in space.
From person A's perspective, person B is moving away from them at nearly the speed of light.
From person B's perspective, person A is moving away from them at nearly the speed of light.
The paradox: if person B turns around and comes back to person A, from each of their respective perspectives they are now moving towards each other. Soon person B arrives back to where person A is. Then person A will have aged more than person B.
From person A's perspective, person B is moving away from them at nearly the speed of light.
From person B's perspective, person A is moving away from them at nearly the speed of light.
The paradox: if person B turns around and comes back to person A, from each of their respective perspectives they are now moving towards each other. Soon person B arrives back to where person A is. Then person A will have aged more than person B.
02-05-2023, 01:43 PM
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02-05-2023, 01:56 PM
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