ARE WE HUMANS ALSO GOING THROUGH TIME DILATION?

Everything is made of atoms and the particles in atoms are moving at a really high velocity. Thus are we also experiencing time dilation.

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8 years, 4 months ago

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Everyone and everything IS going through time dilation, BUT its all relative... Relative to another human, we are not, but relative to someone or something else, we might indeed be! Its all Relative!!

Pushkar Sharma - 8 years, 4 months ago

If you see Einsten postulate that light has ultimate speed no one can pass . the can consider a train moving with 99.99% speed of light If a man inside it runs . From ground frame the the speed of light is is increase so nature itself prevent it you know that Speed=distance\time . so distance is constant but the speed is increasing certain limit so time slow to prevent it as distance is constant and speed is inversely proportional to time . this is my own proof , it may have some mistakes

Zahid Shekh Mohammed - 8 years, 1 month ago

But do these atoms move at a very high velocity?

Jandy Diaz - 8 years, 4 months ago

The velocity that the Earth moves is 67,062 mph. The velocity that the Sun moves is 506250 mph. (or 225 km/s) The velocity that the Milky Way Galaxy moves is 1417500 mph. (or 630 km/s) We also have to calculate the vectors that they are moving in.

Bob Yang - 8 years, 1 month ago

The twins paradox is somewhat related. If I were to move at .99c and you were to stay home, I'd experience dilation and you wouldn't. However due to my movement being relative you'd claim I was stationary and you were moving hence you'd experience dilation. We can only really work through this by dealing with the inertial reference frame, likely based on our light cone.

Andrei Akhmetov - 7 years, 10 months ago
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