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if there are two entangled particles
one of them is flying 80% the speed of light , one of them is on Earth for instance
if we measure the one on Earth , would it the entanglement affect the other particle after sometime * due to time slowing down for speeding up particle * or does it happen instantaneously ?
if the later is true wouldn't that mean that time is not relative ?
or you can take it the other way , if the speeding one at 2 o'clock for instance
would the entanglement appear instantaneously or would it take sometime to appear due to time is slower in the speeding up particle ? so if it takes a second to measure it on the speeding up particle it would take an hour for instance to happen on earth
one of them is flying 80% the speed of light , one of them is on Earth for instance
if we measure the one on Earth , would it the entanglement affect the other particle after sometime * due to time slowing down for speeding up particle * or does it happen instantaneously ?
if the later is true wouldn't that mean that time is not relative ?
or you can take it the other way , if the speeding one at 2 o'clock for instance
would the entanglement appear instantaneously or would it take sometime to appear due to time is slower in the speeding up particle ? so if it takes a second to measure it on the speeding up particle it would take an hour for instance to happen on earth