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TIME DILATION IN SPECIAL RELATIVITY The Theory of Relativity proposes the
dilation or "shortening" of time experienced by anything in motion. That is, that the elapsed time for someone to travel between two points is measured shorter by them then someone which they are moving relative to. In essence "moving clocks run slower compared to stationary ones". This dilation of time is a direct result of the motion of the object. The faster something travels the slower their clocks run. This effect however is extremely small for speeds significantly less than that of light. |
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These are two identical programs to calculate Time Dilation in Special Relativity. One is a boring dos version the other is cooler but can only be viewed at a Syracuse computer cluster.
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