3. A starship moving at 0.85c travels from Earth to the Wolf-359 system, 7.9 light years away. How long will the trip take according to
a) Earth’s clocks?
b) the starship’s clocks?
c) How far is it from Earth to the star according to the
starship’s crew?
d) What do they compute their speed to be?
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3. A starship moving at 0.85c travels from Earth to the Wolf-359 system, 7.9 light years away. How long will the trip take according to a) Earth’s clocks? b) the starship’s clocks? c) How far is it from Earth to the star according to the starship’s crew? d) What do they compute their speed to be? 3. A starship moving at 0.85c travels from Earth to the Wolf-359 system, 7.9 light years away. How long will the trip take according...
A starship moving at 0.85c travels from Earth to the Wolf-359 system, 7.9 light years away. How long will the trip take according to a) Earth’s clocks? b) the starship’s clocks? c) How far is it from Earth to the star according to the starship’s crew? d) What do they compute their speed to be?
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