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Why does time slow down at ...?

browndn

By browndn
March 2, 2008 in Relativity

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Posted March 2, 2008

Posted March 2, 2008

Why does time slow down as you approach C [speed of light]? i kinda get the time slowing at a place of gravity [due to the curvature of spacetime right?] my knowledge might sound naive.

EDIT: SORRY!!! didnt kno there was already a post on this!

swansont

Posted March 2, 2008

Posted March 2, 2008

Yes, there are many.

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