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The time rate of change of the position of an object
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For which object is time dilation, actually (absolutely) happening?
But to get a coherent picture, you must look at all implications of the Lorentz transformation, not time dilation only
TO clarify things, suppose you and I are moving at a certain constant velocity with … This is a fact, not an optical illusion, because time is actually a relative quantity (just as velocity is). …
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