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kolleamm
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Suppose we had two rockets traveling in opposite directions at 0.99c each.
Would a rocket in one frame of reference see the other traveling at 1.98c?
The argument would be that we would observe the rocket going slower, since time would slow down at near c speeds but who does the time slow down for?
I'm guessing this ties in with the Twin Paradox where determining which brother gets older is a problem since motion is relative.
Would a rocket in one frame of reference see the other traveling at 1.98c?
The argument would be that we would observe the rocket going slower, since time would slow down at near c speeds but who does the time slow down for?
I'm guessing this ties in with the Twin Paradox where determining which brother gets older is a problem since motion is relative.