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Noctisdark
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Hello PF,
A question on special relativity I've not found an answer to,I tried to google it but no luck, so here is it :
If you were to observe a moving body whose speed is very near to the speed of light, will you see it slowly due to time dilation, or you'll observe it as it really is, very fast.
In theory: why not, clock will record different intervals of time and you'll be in a messy situation where time depends on speed and vice-versa
However, In real life, no! If so, light itself, will have struggles in reaching, and all of the things will cease to exist.
I hope you answer me as soon as possible, and if I have a wrong understanding Of SR, I hope you help me out .
A question on special relativity I've not found an answer to,I tried to google it but no luck, so here is it :
If you were to observe a moving body whose speed is very near to the speed of light, will you see it slowly due to time dilation, or you'll observe it as it really is, very fast.
In theory: why not, clock will record different intervals of time and you'll be in a messy situation where time depends on speed and vice-versa
However, In real life, no! If so, light itself, will have struggles in reaching, and all of the things will cease to exist.
I hope you answer me as soon as possible, and if I have a wrong understanding Of SR, I hope you help me out .