If you could build a spaceship
10-01-2007, 04:32 PM
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Re: If you could build a spaceship
Originally Posted by random-strike
i think you are all stupid and einstein is a jerk. time will always stay the same no matter how fast you're moving and there is nothing we can do to change time in anyway 
10-01-2007, 07:48 PM
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Re: If you could build a spaceship
Originally Posted by coldrex
i thought there was a test awhile back on two identical clocks. one went on a fighter plane and the other one stayed on the ground. after flying (dunno if they broke the speed of light) they saw a difference in time. but not much at all....but anyway, if i could build a spaceship i would go out of space cuz it's what it's made for! duh!!
10-02-2007, 01:59 AM
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Re: If you could build a spaceship
Cliff notes.
If you travel at a set speed then for every hour of that set speed your time advances one hour. Meaning from 12pm to 1pm you travel for one hour and advance one hour.
So what the ---- was the point of saying that.
Its like saying when someone wears their contacts they can see better.
Or heres a guy that when he runs he goes faster.
Or heres a guy that when he eats alot he has to take a big dump later.
Stating common sense doenst make you a genius or anything. Although the mathematician who said for every action there is a re-action, well he already knew his sign.
If you travel at a set speed then for every hour of that set speed your time advances one hour. Meaning from 12pm to 1pm you travel for one hour and advance one hour.
So what the ---- was the point of saying that.
Its like saying when someone wears their contacts they can see better.
Or heres a guy that when he runs he goes faster.
Or heres a guy that when he eats alot he has to take a big dump later.
Stating common sense doenst make you a genius or anything. Although the mathematician who said for every action there is a re-action, well he already knew his sign.
10-02-2007, 02:04 AM
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Re: If you could build a spaceship
You missed the point completely, fucktard.
When you make a round trip in one hour, it seems from your perspective that one hour has passed. However, a person that waits for you at the start/finish point will think you've been gone like, 1 hour 5 minutes from their perspective. You see the difference now? Time speeds up around a person traveling x velocity, but to him it seems that time is passing normally.
When you make a round trip in one hour, it seems from your perspective that one hour has passed. However, a person that waits for you at the start/finish point will think you've been gone like, 1 hour 5 minutes from their perspective. You see the difference now? Time speeds up around a person traveling x velocity, but to him it seems that time is passing normally.
10-02-2007, 03:44 AM
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Re: If you could build a spaceship
Originally Posted by Secondaries
You missed the point completely, fucktard.
When you make a round trip in one hour, it seems from your perspective that one hour has passed. However, a person that waits for you at the start/finish point will think you've been gone like, 1 hour 5 minutes from their perspective. You see the difference now? Time speeds up around a person traveling x velocity, but to him it seems that time is passing normally.
When you make a round trip in one hour, it seems from your perspective that one hour has passed. However, a person that waits for you at the start/finish point will think you've been gone like, 1 hour 5 minutes from their perspective. You see the difference now? Time speeds up around a person traveling x velocity, but to him it seems that time is passing normally.
just because you feel like time has passed more quickly while you were doing something than someone who is sitting staring at a picture of six retards riding a roller coaster doesn't mean that time moved faster.
