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greswd
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Dayum, I got to do this manually.
Why provide the LabVIEW graphing software only after we're done? :tongue2:
Why provide the LabVIEW graphing software only after we're done? :tongue2:
It's not that hard. Start by making a table like I did in post #92 and #93 (page 6).greswd said:Dayum, I got to do this manually.
Yes, otherwise, you won't appreciate it. But my software doesn't do non-inertial frames. It allows you to define a triplet scenario (speed and length of time for the traveling triplets) and draws the diagram in the inertial triplet's rest frame and then it uses the Lorentz Transformation to redraw it at whatever speed you want the new IRF to be moving relative to the original IRF.greswd said:Why provide the LabVIEW graphing software only after we're done? :tongue2:
Radar Radar Calculated Calculated Blue's
Sent Rcvd Time Distance Time
0 0 0 0 0
4 16 10 6 8
16 28 22 6 32
32 32 32 0 40
Radar Radar Calculated Calculated Black's
Sent Rcvd Time Distance Time
0 0 0 0 0
1 16 8.5 7.5 4
4 28 16 12 16
16 31 23.5 7.5 28
32 32 32 0 32
The Twin Paradox: Triplets Edition is a thought experiment in physics that explores the concept of time dilation and its implications for identical triplets who experience different rates of time due to their relative motion.
In this thought experiment, one triplet stays on Earth while the other two travel at high speeds in opposite directions. When they return, the triplet who traveled at a higher speed will have aged less than the one who stayed on Earth, creating a paradox as they are all genetically identical.
The Twin Paradox: Triplets Edition highlights the effects of time dilation and the relativity of time in different reference frames. It also challenges our understanding of the concept of aging and the perception of time.
While the thought experiment is possible in theory, it is not possible to observe in real life as the speeds required for noticeable time dilation are not achievable by humans. However, the effects of time dilation have been observed in experiments with atomic clocks and high-speed particles.
The Twin Paradox: Triplets Edition has implications for the concept of time travel and the possibility of traveling to the future by traveling at high speeds. It also challenges our understanding of the nature of time and its relationship to space.