Thread: Theoretical Applications of Lorentz Time Dilation

Hello everyone, I'd like to hear your input on this-<br>Could Lorentz Time Dilation be used in an engineering sense to accomplish things like near-infinite computing power?<br>www. cosmoscranium.com/2013/05/theoretical-applications-of-lorentz-time-dilation/

Originally Posted by CosmosCranium

Hello everyone, I'd like to hear your input on this-<br>Could Lorentz Time Dilation be used in an engineering sense to accomplish things like near-infinite computing power?<br>www. cosmoscranium.com/2013/05/theoretical-applications-of-lorentz-time-dilation/

Not the way you are describing it on your website. You can't use time dilation but you could use the difference in elapsed proper time, as in the "twins paradox" via a re-enactment of an experiment in the Hafele-Keating experiment. You would need much higher speeds, though.

How close to infinite are we talking here?

Originally Posted by dlomidze

Hello to everyone. My theory is very simple and explains everything. All our univers is made from very small amount or even one partical which Is vibrating from one place to another to show us all what we see. That partical is not effected by time. That's mean that all of us created from the same partical.Waiting for replays.Sorry for my bed English.

You've now posted this in three different threads. It's dangerously close to spamming, not to mention being very stupid.