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Hi everyone, help me figure this out please.
There are 2 stars (A and B) 1000 light years apart.
We know that time slows down as speed increases. (Or does it? I'm not a physicist)
There is a clock on the ship, we start it at the moment of takeoff from star A.
At what speed should the spaceship move (or how should it move at all) from star A to star B so that the clock on the ship shows 10 years at the moment of arrival at star B? The pilot on the ship must age by ten years.
There are 2 stars (A and B) 1000 light years apart.
We know that time slows down as speed increases. (Or does it? I'm not a physicist)
There is a clock on the ship, we start it at the moment of takeoff from star A.
At what speed should the spaceship move (or how should it move at all) from star A to star B so that the clock on the ship shows 10 years at the moment of arrival at star B? The pilot on the ship must age by ten years.