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-Is it possible for two objects to have symmetrical geodesics in which each accelerate with equal magnitude but in opposite directions? If not why not?
-If so, how can both see each others clocks run slow? Would one have aged less than the other when then they reunite? Which? If not what happened to time dilation?
-Does relativity ever allow for relative velocities to produce the phenomenon of someone else's clock to run faster - for example on a return trip? Wouldn't that contradict special relativity?
Thanks,
- George -
-If so, how can both see each others clocks run slow? Would one have aged less than the other when then they reunite? Which? If not what happened to time dilation?
-Does relativity ever allow for relative velocities to produce the phenomenon of someone else's clock to run faster - for example on a return trip? Wouldn't that contradict special relativity?
Thanks,
- George -