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Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Tomislav Strelar/">Tomislav Strelar on October 30, 1998 09:02:42 UTC |
: : And also, the fact is that from the frame of : : reference (some 'stationary' point, for example : : Earth), that object looks shorter. But if you : : observe stationary point(earth) from that : : object, it appears like the earth had shorthened. : no, the opposite. The earth would appear length : expanded; or stretched. because from a moving : reference point, while observing a stationary space/time : block it appears stretched. (read my other 'point' response : above) Thanks! But now I don't see why tunnel paradox and twin paradox are really paradoxes. ------------------------------------------------ : : Another point, when object with mass is approaching : : speed of light (let's say 0.999999c) it's third dimension : : in the direction it's moving disappears. : only disappears when the speed of light has been : achieved. So photon is a 2D particle?
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