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spaghed87
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Hello, I'm Eddie and this is my first post here. I'm almost a Junior in college going for a B.S. In chemistry but I must say that time dilation is one of the most interesting things in science. I was wondering if anyone has actual figures with regards to the difference in time between a stationary and moving atomic clock at certain speeds? Please don't yell at me if this is already posted because I'm new here and since I'm in a rigorous field I don't have time to study much other than chemistry. If so just redirect me to that post please. Thanks for reading/responding to my question.