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If Planck length is 10^-35 of a meter and Planck time is 10^-43 of a second, doesn't that mean that as the relative speed gets closer to the speed of light and time acceleration and length contraction are happening, they are happening at a different rate, since length contraction has to reach all the way to 10^-35 while time acceleration has to reach all the way to 10^-43 ??
Yes, another kindergarten level mathematics question, nothing i can do or will ever be able to do about that, since I'm way past kindergarten age.
Yes, another kindergarten level mathematics question, nothing i can do or will ever be able to do about that, since I'm way past kindergarten age.