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Moldj
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hey. it's my very first post in here.
i couldn't find any answer to my question so i decided to post it here
so my question is:
if someone moves towards the moon at 51% the speed of light ( relative to moon (or earth)) and another person on moon moved towards the Earth at 51 % the speed of light (relative to moon (or earth)) then they must be moving at 102 % the speed of light towards each other. no?
so basically if i go near the speed of light in one direction and something else was going near the speed of light in the exact opposite direction and we passed each other what would we see? or feel?
tnx :) (not sure if i posted it in the right place. and also not sure which prefix i should choose)
i couldn't find any answer to my question so i decided to post it here
so my question is:
if someone moves towards the moon at 51% the speed of light ( relative to moon (or earth)) and another person on moon moved towards the Earth at 51 % the speed of light (relative to moon (or earth)) then they must be moving at 102 % the speed of light towards each other. no?
so basically if i go near the speed of light in one direction and something else was going near the speed of light in the exact opposite direction and we passed each other what would we see? or feel?
tnx :) (not sure if i posted it in the right place. and also not sure which prefix i should choose)
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