#Time-Dilation Prove
19-Oct-87 06:57:29
Sb: #89990-#Time-Dilation Prove
Fm: Thomas Holaday 70407,534
To: Nick Sullivan/Transactor 76703,4353
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Rods move because their component atoms move. Atoms (in a crystal, say) are
bound via electromagnetism. The fastest one atom can 'bump' another is the
speed at which the electromagnetic force is communicatesd. So, yes, the other
end of the rod would move about a second later.