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Does radioactive decay slow in a particle accelerator
Thank you. Is this considered evidence of time dilation?
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Does radioactive decay slow in a particle accelerator
Thank you for the response. I'm trying to find out if there has been evidence of time slowing or accelerating as particles approach the speed of light. What would be a natural accelerator?
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Does radioactive decay slow in a particle accelerator
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Does radioactive decay slow in a particle accelerator
I am a non physicist-scientist, but landed here searching the internet for this answer. Has it ever been done? Thank you for any answers.
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