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I'm currently in year 12 in Australia and wishing to go into a BSc course next year. While looking at my options I discovered a 'Bachelor of Science (Science Scholar Program)' and 'Bachelor of Science Advanced with Honours' being offered at Monash and I am achieving good results(mostly A's). So...

A girl in both my maths b and physics classes was unable to add and subtract fractions from each other for the majority of year 11.

As long as it isn't expanding faster then the traveller they will still met again if the universe is as suggested in my original post.

If the universe was closed and such that if one continued in a straight line they would arrive where they began eventually. Wouldn't the twins paradox still be a paradox as neither party is accelerating (are they?) and this would prove that such a universe doesn't exist?