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"Richard Hachel" <r.hachel@tiscali.fr> wrote in message news:4294D87F.F10CEACB@tiscali.fr...
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> Dirk Van de moortel a �crit :
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> > "Curious" <anthonyroseuk-curious@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:1116970376.491391.4870@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > > According to GR,
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> > Actually, this is already according to SR.
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> > > if we look at a twin who accelerates away from Earth,
> > > travels at 0.5c, and then decelerates again on arrival at the
> > > destination, if we stop the example at that point where the travelling
> > > twin is at rest wrt to Earth, is the travelling twin younger than the
> > > Earth twin then?
> >
> > Of course.
> > I already told you. As soon as they are at rest with
> > each other, their clock readings can be compared.
> > The one who has felt acceleration will be younger
> > than the one who has not.
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> > Dirk Vdm
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> You talk about things that you do not understand absolutely.
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> When the twin moves away himself, each of the two view the other with a watch that turns less quickly, a speed
> that adorned weaker (effect Doppler) a length that adorned shorter, and that, in the same proportions.
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> This does one call a symmetry effect, and this is this that does the beauty of the Einstein's theory.
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> All happens continually in perfect symmetry.
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> This that does not want to say, no more, than the two twins will have the same age at the time of the return.
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> I have not says that.

Apparemment votre connaissance de la langue anglaise
est abominable. Vous ne savez pas vous exprimer, et
il est clair que de ce qu'on parle, vous n'avez compris
rien du tout. Je vous conseille fortement de rester dans
des groupes francophones.

Dirk Vdm