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Chapter S3, Problem 52EAP
Worldlines at High Speed. Make a spacetime diagram on which the time axis is marked in seconds and the space axis is marked in light-seconds. Assume you are floating weightlessly and therefore consider yourself at rest.
- Draw your own worldline.
- Draw a worldline for Sebastian, who is moving to your right at 0.5c.
- Draw a worldline for Michaela, who is moving to your left at 0.7c.
- Draw a worldline for Angela, who is traveling away from you at a speed of 100,000 km/s.
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