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Re:Why nothing can go faster than the speed of light by rdtsc on Monday February 21, 2011 @02:19AM (#2244612)
Well what if the coordinate system is in reference to one of the objects. That is what I had imagined in my head, I never supposed an absolute frame of reference. The faster the two objects accelerate from each other, the more the time vector (that she mentions in her explanation) rotates for both of them relative to each other so the slower the relative passage of time.
Re:Why nothing can go faster than the speed of light by ars on Monday February 21, 2011 @02:39AM (#2244667)
Yes, you can say that. (But it isn't what you said before.)

And be careful saying "accelerate from each other", once you start including acceleration things become much more complicated.