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Michio Cuckoo
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Time Compression and Length Expansion are the opposite effects of Time Dilation and Length Contraction.
According to Lorentz, observation of time in another inertial reference frame is ALWAYS dilated.
But I read on some other forum that due to "Complex Lorentz Transformations", Time Compression is actually possible.
Is this true?
According to Lorentz, observation of time in another inertial reference frame is ALWAYS dilated.
But I read on some other forum that due to "Complex Lorentz Transformations", Time Compression is actually possible.
Is this true?
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