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Hi,
If we think of an electron's spin as just being a classical kind of a spin, what happens as it speeds up close to the speed of light relative to a laboratory frame of reference? Does the lab frame see the spin of the particle "slow down"?
If we think of an electron's spin as just being a classical kind of a spin, what happens as it speeds up close to the speed of light relative to a laboratory frame of reference? Does the lab frame see the spin of the particle "slow down"?