A paradox for two moving protons?

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Start date Mar 30, 2022
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How much class time is being devoted to special relativity? Is it a week or two? Or is it a whole semester?
(If it's just a week or so, I repeat my suggestion of Bondi's Relativity and Common Sense.)
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