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Ervin
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Okay so I have a completely sci - fi question.
Lets say we build something that warps space to travel a shorter distance, would time be warped aswell?
Lets say this hypothetical ship travels at 99% of the speed of light without the warp, then time would be diffrent both because of the speed and warping of space, hypotheticly do you think they would both add upp? why and why not ? Example of what I am thinking of. Let's say the destination is 200 light years away. for the ship to reach its destination takes about 250 solar years. Now if we have a clock on the ship, how many years would it show?
Lets say we build something that warps space to travel a shorter distance, would time be warped aswell?
Lets say this hypothetical ship travels at 99% of the speed of light without the warp, then time would be diffrent both because of the speed and warping of space, hypotheticly do you think they would both add upp? why and why not ? Example of what I am thinking of. Let's say the destination is 200 light years away. for the ship to reach its destination takes about 250 solar years. Now if we have a clock on the ship, how many years would it show?