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I. Time Dilation
II. Length Contraction
III. Absolute Simultaneity

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  The theory of special reh8ky) q,2qprs lativity

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  Suppose one twin takes a ride in a space ship traveling at a very high speed to aw j1iysm2 hkiy2()sqif *, 6mlzpr40a distant star and back again, while the other twin remains on Earth. The twin that remained on Earth predim6m2*lr1 s02k p)yjqfy(hi saw4zi i, cts that the astronaut twin is

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