How to Create Space-Time World Line Diagrams?

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To create space-time world line diagrams, one must accurately place worldlines on a space-time diagram. Various resources are available online, including PDFs and educational websites that provide guidance on this topic. Users are encouraged to search for "space-time diagram" for comprehensive information. Relevant links shared in the discussion include Physics Forums, UCLA's astronomy page, and the Wikipedia entry on Minkowski diagrams. These resources can help clarify the process of constructing and interpreting these diagrams.
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so you place worldlines on space time diagram, does anyone know how to do this? or any pdf on it?
 
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