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related to my other thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=732462
Here's the hypothetical scenario:
A trip from Earth to alpha centauri in 30 years. Steadily accelerating to half way then turning around and steadily decelerating.
Trying to figure out a way to figure speeds along the time line.
I don't want the answer, but the math formula to figure it out.
Thx.
30 years -- time line
4.2 lightyears -- relative distance to stars
Here's the hypothetical scenario:
A trip from Earth to alpha centauri in 30 years. Steadily accelerating to half way then turning around and steadily decelerating.
Trying to figure out a way to figure speeds along the time line.
I don't want the answer, but the math formula to figure it out.
Thx.
30 years -- time line
4.2 lightyears -- relative distance to stars
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