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I might be willing to read a decent amount just not a book if you get what i mean lol.

ps, why would the time dilation factor be squared. Is the rate that time slows down as objects move faster non linear?

i guess in response to the isotropic movement you could stay, I think it would still be fair to assume that the molecules would still be moving slower even if they are moving in the opposite direction (decelerating) and yes then it is not perfectly isotropic but because the differences are so...

I was sitting in my bed thinking about how time can be relative after i heard about those experiments with atomic clocks slowing down on moving objects. My idea is: Since it is meant to be impossible to go faster then the speed of light, then as something moves faster, it should become...

thanks guys been helpful

I was wondering and have looked for a while on the internet to find out, in the end i found this site so i made an account. Can anyone tell me if light rays from stars fade out over time or if they travel for an infinite amount of time. Incase I am not clear enough, I am asking if light rays...