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You've been watching the telly on fast forward again haven't you?Originally posted by xoggoth View PostAnyone up on the theory of relativity and implications?
I need to know what would be the practical consequences if the speed of light was 30mph. Would Usain Bolt start a race and end up 30 years older at the finish line? Would he even make the finish line, being approx 3000 miles across as soon as he left the starting blocks? Would you age twice as fast upstairs as downstairs?
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Very important relativity question
Anyone up on the theory of relativity and implications?
I need to know what would be the practical consequences if the speed of light was 30mph. Would Usain Bolt start a race and end up 30 years older at the finish line? Would he even make the finish line, being approx 3000 miles across as soon as he left the starting blocks? Would you age twice as fast upstairs as downstairs?
Ah found this! Bolt would get flatter not wider and he'd age less not more.
http://boomeria.org/physicslectures/.../tompkins.htmlLast edited by xoggoth; 14 March 2012, 12:56.Tags: None
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