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I am observing the speed of an object whose acceleration is about 1000G to 10000G (10000-10000m/s^2),
both with a laser sensor and a high speed camera in very short time
But the results keep coming out in a way that the laser sensor sees the velocity about 10-20% faster
than the high speed camera results. So I was wondering if there is any chance that the laser sensor result is affected by general relativity theory.
both with a laser sensor and a high speed camera in very short time
But the results keep coming out in a way that the laser sensor sees the velocity about 10-20% faster
than the high speed camera results. So I was wondering if there is any chance that the laser sensor result is affected by general relativity theory.
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