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I am a high school student interested in cosmology and gr, qm, and mtheory. I find it fascinating to think about the origins of the universe. I need clarification on a 'simple' aspect of the gr theory.
*Time is warped and slowed down (relative to another location) around greater masses
*As objects approach the speed of light, their massess increase, therefore slowing down their 'time'
*If an object is moving at the speed of light, it has a much slower time when compared to something moving at a lesser velocity, in fact, it would appear to the stationary observer that the object moving at lightspeed is not aging at all.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
*Time is warped and slowed down (relative to another location) around greater masses
*As objects approach the speed of light, their massess increase, therefore slowing down their 'time'
*If an object is moving at the speed of light, it has a much slower time when compared to something moving at a lesser velocity, in fact, it would appear to the stationary observer that the object moving at lightspeed is not aging at all.
Please correct me if I am wrong.