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BenAS
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Relativity say as an an object accelerates, time dilates and distances contract.
It is my understanding that the shortest distance possible is a Planck length, so as distance contracts, does the number of Planck lengths decrease, or does a Planck length get shorter? It would seem the former, but I don't know. I've got only a pop sci education
Is there a simple answer?
It is my understanding that the shortest distance possible is a Planck length, so as distance contracts, does the number of Planck lengths decrease, or does a Planck length get shorter? It would seem the former, but I don't know. I've got only a pop sci education
Is there a simple answer?