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Old 06-04-2005, 11:00 PM   #16
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Default Re: Acceleration put into perspective
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Originally Posted by Capri306
They're so fast that the effects of time dilation in special relativity and space-time are a factor in how long they exist. MWahahahahah!
Yeah, thats all well and good, but if a Corvette zoomed by one going 200 MPH, and just when it got to the edge of our galaxie, the muon side stepped the clutch could it .... oh never mind

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