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Cobra1010 09/01/17 2:29:46 PM #1:	How exactly does time dilation slow time like in interstellar? The time dilation only changes the perception of time right? So even if you travel to a system with extreme gravity relative to earths, it will only be for the time your there. The time will just have to be measured differently right? Once the fella goes back to earth, he should still be the same age relative to everyone else. Im a little confused. Am i missing something? --- GG Riot - http://i.imgur.com/PinGPhR.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Hs8Y1vQ.png <cite>Cobra1010 posted [p:885847882] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote>How exactly does time dilation slow time like in interstellar? The time dilation only changes the perception of time right? So even if you travel to a system with extreme gravity relative to earths, it will only be for the time your there. The time will just have to be measured differently right? Once the fella goes back to earth, he should still be the same age relative to everyone else. Im a little confused. Am i missing something?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The Deadpool 09/01/17 2:33:17 PM #2:	Cobra1010 posted... How exactly does time dilation slow time like in interstellar? The time dilation only changes the perception of time right? So even if you travel to a system with extreme gravity relative to earths, it will only be for the time your there. The time will just have to be measured differently right? Once the fella goes back to earth, he should still be the same age relative to everyone else. Im a little confused. Am i missing something? No. Time literally is slower the faster you move and the higher the gravity. --- We are living in a world today where lemonade is made from artificial flavors and furniture polish is made from real lemons. <cite>The Deadpool posted [p:885848060] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cobra1010 posted...</cite> <quote>How exactly does time dilation slow time like in interstellar? The time dilation only changes the perception of time right? So even if you travel to a system with extreme gravity relative to earths, it will only be for the time your there. The time will just have to be measured differently right? Once the fella goes back to earth, he should still be the same age relative to everyone else. Im a little confused. Am i missing something?</quote> No. Time literally is slower the faster you move and the higher the gravity.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Buzz Killjoy 09/01/17 2:34:06 PM #3:	Cobra1010 posted... Am i missing something? Yes. --- *Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?* <cite>Buzz Killjoy posted [p:885848097] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cobra1010 posted...</cite> <quote>Am i missing something?</quote> Yes. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Megaman50100 09/01/17 2:45:44 PM #5:	The explanation of why is because its magic. --- move all remaining groundhog mercenaries to the front lines. Have sheep troopers squadrons A and B flank the cows. They're using DC-17 hoof blasters. <cite>Megaman50100 posted [p:885848722] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote>The explanation of why is because its magic.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cobra1010 09/01/17 3:10:34 PM #6:	@ImAMarvel I refuse to believe a person can age slower if you travel close to the speed of light. --- GG Riot - http://i.imgur.com/PinGPhR.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Hs8Y1vQ.png <cite>Cobra1010 posted [p:885849941] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote>@ImAMarvel I refuse to believe a person can age slower if you travel close to the speed of light.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Questionmarktarius 09/01/17 3:14:23 PM #8:	I wonder what the feasibility would be for relativistic food storage... <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:885850140] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote>I wonder what the feasibility would be for relativistic food storage...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anarchy_Juiblex 09/01/17 3:14:28 PM #9:	Cobra1010 posted... @ImAMarvel I refuse to believe a person can age slower if you travel close to the speed of light. You use a GPS? --- "Tolerance of intolerance is cowardice." ~ Ayaan Hirsi Ali <cite>Anarchy_Juiblex posted [p:885850148] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cobra1010 posted...</cite> <quote>@ImAMarvel I refuse to believe a person can age slower if you travel close to the speed of light.</quote> You use a GPS?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anarchy_Juiblex 09/01/17 3:21:56 PM #10:	Questionmarktarius posted... I wonder what the feasibility would be for relativistic food storage... I'm not going to do the math but it's fair to say you'd probably need an objects weight in anti-matter fuel to get it to near light speed. So . . . completely unfeasible. Let's say, 100 tsar bombs to keep an apple in stasis. Oh then we'd need to slow it down . . . Dunno how true this is but sounds about right; https://www.quora.com/How-much-energy-is-needed-for-a-human-body-to-reach-99-99-of-speed-of-light --- "Tolerance of intolerance is cowardice." ~ Ayaan Hirsi Ali <cite>Anarchy_Juiblex posted [p:885850572] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>I wonder what the feasibility would be for relativistic food storage...</quote> I'm not going to do the math but it's fair to say you'd probably need an objects weight in anti-matter fuel to get it to near light speed. So . . . completely unfeasible. Let's say, 100 tsar bombs to keep an apple in stasis. Oh then we'd need to slow it down . . . Dunno how true this is but sounds about right; https://www.quora.com/How-much-energy-is-needed-for-a-human-body-to-reach-99-99-of-speed-of-light</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DoctorVader 09/01/17 3:22:22 PM #11:	There's a great calculator out there that shows you the effect depending on the percentage of c. At like 99.9999999999999% of c iirc, the length of the universe would pass in time. Time outside the traveler's bubble proceeds as normal. You're just slowed down. So if somebody were watching the Interstellar crew from outside the blackhole's effect, they would look like they weren't even moving. --- It all just disappears, doesn't it? Everything you are, gone in a moment, like breath on a mirror. - The Doctor <cite>DoctorVader posted [p:885850593] in Time Dilat... [t:75731134]...</cite> <quote>There's a great calculator out there that shows you the effect depending on the percentage of c. At like 99.9999999999999% of c iirc, the length of the universe would pass in time. Time outside the traveler's bubble proceeds as normal. You're just slowed down. So if somebody were watching the Interstellar crew from outside the blackhole's effect, they would look like they weren't even moving.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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