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kadAfi
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Well, We all know about Einstein Theory of Relativity.
The speed of light is constant.
And if someone travels close to the speed of light; time goes slower than someone walking on Earth etc.
Ok, this is my question. (Involves Pilots)
Ok, since pilots travel at amazing speeds of 1,000 - 3,000 miles or higher in Military Jet planes and commercial planes and they experience 3-6 times the G force of earth. Let's say a pilot is flying around the world for 24 Hours straight let's assume.
So, in those 24 hours traveling at those fast speeds. Does the pilot age a bit slower than normal human aging during that 24 hour period?
Explain.
The speed of light is constant.
And if someone travels close to the speed of light; time goes slower than someone walking on Earth etc.
Ok, this is my question. (Involves Pilots)
Ok, since pilots travel at amazing speeds of 1,000 - 3,000 miles or higher in Military Jet planes and commercial planes and they experience 3-6 times the G force of earth. Let's say a pilot is flying around the world for 24 Hours straight let's assume.
So, in those 24 hours traveling at those fast speeds. Does the pilot age a bit slower than normal human aging during that 24 hour period?
Explain.