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Hello!
Can someone use the maths of the Twin Paradox or Lorentz Factor in cellular biology to formulate a better way to counteract aging? Can the maths of time dilation somehow be applied to lets say any cell in any particular way?
Lorentz Factor
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williamcolocho
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Re: Lorentz Factor
Hi,
This site if for science fair project help. There are other sites dedicated to science discussions. In short: No. The traveling twin is still aging. Just at a different rate since the clocks between the two twins move at different rates.
This site if for science fair project help. There are other sites dedicated to science discussions. In short: No. The traveling twin is still aging. Just at a different rate since the clocks between the two twins move at different rates.