Then it shouldn’t be a problem to answer the question what will happen in this example.
This is the way to say that you cannot solve the paradox. Prove that I’m wrong! You even don’t have to give any formula or calculate anything, just give an explanation that makes any sense.
No problem for...
To make the experiment clearer I offer some extra information.
The picture below gives a view from above.
The train and plates are very long (infinite).
On each platform we set an observer (A, B), and also on regular places on the ground (C).
In the begin situation:
the trains do not move...
The twin paradox can be explained by changing reference frames. But I’m really curious how this paradox can be explained.
In the situation below there are three observers:
A: Standing at a moving train platform moving at a speed of c/2 relative to “the ground”.
B: Standing at a moving train...
In this text is explained why our universe exists and why there are nature’s laws.
The explanation is given in two parts:
Part 1: Why does our universe exist?
Part 2: Why does nature’s laws exist?
The explanation uses concrete examples, to make the text as comprehensible as possible.
At the...