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Graduate Gravitational Lensing: Extent & Effects on Universe
What is the extent of gravitational lensing? i mean, if every single star, black hole, galaxy ect is lensing light in all directions it would surely make the true nature/structure of the universe far different than is observable, right? we could be seeing the same object in two completely...- Lexus Dominus
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- Gravitational Gravitational lensing Lensing
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Can objects moving faster than light exist in special relativity?
ahh thankyou.. that's what I am after :)- Lexus Dominus
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Can objects moving faster than light exist in special relativity?
Ok, i am not beginning to understand, i am completely confused. could you tell me the formula that is used to calculate the relative speeds of the objects in this scenario?- Lexus Dominus
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High School Charge balance in the universe?
I think it fluctuates over time, But in its start state and end state it is neutral. Just a guess though don't quote me on it. :)- Lexus Dominus
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Can objects moving faster than light exist in special relativity?
cheers for the help! i think I am beginning to understand, though it is quite hard to comprehend. Does light, always only move at c in accordance to a centralised reference frame (the frame of Y, the source of the whole system) i.e the reference frames of both X & Z are irrelevant, and moving...- Lexus Dominus
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Graduate Can objects moving faster than light exist in special relativity?
Hello, I am really curious about special relativity but don't have a strong background in maths or theoretical physics. would be very greatful if you could help me with this scenario; XYZ are objects in space Y explodes violently, sending X and Z away from Y in opposite directions at C / 2...- Lexus Dominus
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- Faster than light Light
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity