Subject: heat and time dilation?
Date: Thu Sep 21 16:56:30 2000
Posted by Andrew Morrison
Grade level: 10-12
School: The Humberview High Schoool
City: Bolton State/Province: Ont.
Country: Canada
Area of science: Physics
ID: 969569790.Ph
Message:
Now I've read all about(not really ALL about but you get the idea) how
time dilates when you go at faster speeds, but I was wondering if there
were two objects that were identicle except for their temperature. Would
the hot object be moving through time at a slower rate then the cool
object.
I thought this might happen because KMT says that as objects get hotter
the molecules move faster, so I just that maybe temerature would have a
effect on time.
Re: heat and time dilation?
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