Twin Paradox is a blasphemy to Relativity
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Date: 02/08/05
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Date: 8 Feb 2005 05:19:29 -0800
First of all it is ILLEGAL to say if the brother is ACCELERATING or
DECELERATING from his twin for you cannot apply a + or - vector to
either one's velocity without infringing on Relativity and defining an
Absolute Space.
So if we cannot apply a Newtonian Mechanic Principal to Relativity and
say if the brother is moving faster or slower than his twin (only that
they have a difference of velocity between them) therefore IT IS
IMPOSSIBLE TO say which one is aging less than the other.
TIME DILATION IS FLAWED.
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