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On page 56 last paragraph Brian give example of a train paradox where two person have clock and there is two observer on on the train the other outside. They agree to set there clock at 12:00 when they see the light open witch is placed between them.
From there perspective each clock will be set at 12:00 but from the outside observer perspective it may be different if say 12:00 and 12:02 my question is what append if we stop the train and the outside observer keep watching both clock at the same time ? Will he see them synchronize 1 slow down the other speed up ? or only the one being will speed up ? or none of that they stay both desynchronized ? Think carefully because I have more dificult question coming up ! (by the way I am asking the question because I don't know the answer...)
From there perspective each clock will be set at 12:00 but from the outside observer perspective it may be different if say 12:00 and 12:02 my question is what append if we stop the train and the outside observer keep watching both clock at the same time ? Will he see them synchronize 1 slow down the other speed up ? or only the one being will speed up ? or none of that they stay both desynchronized ? Think carefully because I have more dificult question coming up ! (by the way I am asking the question because I don't know the answer...)
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