I don't, actually I don't even take physics in school, I just got done with my GCE O Levels & in my free time found this branch of physics to be interesting so I just started reading up.
Well I'd think they're the same thing since when time is dilated it ticks slower relative to a clock held...
Would I be correct to say that time would not dilate at all if I were to be sedentary throughout my life? & is it also correct to say that even for us individuals time dilates relative to each other? For example, we all move around, do things & time passes by, but though the difference may be...
Yes I already knew that dilation is a sort of an adjustment made to ensure that the boundary (speed of light) isn't crossed.
I also understand that this it is highly unlikely that such a scenario as shown in the picture will ever be possible though just for theory sake I came up with it. How can...
I'm feeling so frustrated that I typed out a whole detailed write up & it got washed off. Damn it.
1. How does gravity dilate time? I've been trying to get a conceptual answer that is easy to understand, for I have no background in physics whatsoever & am reading up out of interest.
Today...