Question 7
In the twin paradox example done in lecture, it seems that Alice’s and Bob’s situations should be parallel or symmetric to each other. That is, Bob observes Alice travel to the star and back, but from Alice’s frame of reference, it is Bob that travels away (in the opposite direction) and returns. Why aren’t their situations symmetrical?
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