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From any inertial frame, absolutely nothing will ever be observed to
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I think most know what I mean by inertial frame. If not then I hope
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I stand by my comments.
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On 30/05/2021 9:53 pm, Porcospino wrote:
On 2021-05-29, wrote: From any inertial frame, absolutely nothing will ever be observed to exceed c . I never said otherwise. I am talking about time dilation, which is well understood and accepted. From the point of view of an inertial observer the time taken for the journey will be distance/speed (so it might be several years to reach the nearest stars, ~200,000 years to cross the Milky Way, 2.5 million years to Andromeda, etc.). But the time experienced by the travelers who are moving near light speed can be dramatically less, to the point that one could cross billions of light years in what seemed decades. So, physics actually does allow for travel anywhere in the universe within a reasonable time (from the point of view of the traveler). This is hands down the biggest horse**** I've ever read on the internet. Congrats - quite an achievement. |
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+ 1 !
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