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    The poem discusses the twin paradox of relativity theory where two twins experience different elapsed times due to one twin traveling at a high speed. The first stanza refers to lessons learned about simultaneity and how different observers can experience events as coinciding or differing. The second stanza provides an example where one twin had breakfast and lunch five hours apart while the traveling twin lost time upon returning to Earth.

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    The poem discusses the twin paradox of relativity theory where two twins experience different elapsed times due to one twin traveling at a high speed. The first stanza refers to lessons learned about simultaneity and how different observers can experience events as coinciding or differing. The second stanza provides an example where one twin had breakfast and lunch five hours apart while the traveling twin lost time upon returning to Earth.

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    Poem January

    Uploaded by

    Valerie Miguel
    The poem discusses the twin paradox of relativity theory where two twins experience different elapsed times due to one twin traveling at a high speed. The first stanza refers to lessons learned about simultaneity and how different observers can experience events as coinciding or differing. The second stanza provides an example where one twin had breakfast and lunch five hours apart while the traveling twin lost time upon returning to Earth.

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    The lessons I learned with thee

    The twin paradox besieged me to a degree

    Such as the theory of simultaneity

    Events may appear to coincide but differ for observers definitely.

    The time interval of breakfast and lunch are five hours at most

    Going back to the myth in which I am fully engrossed

    Poor Eartha was left behind like a post

    Astrid went back, be that as it may, time was lost.

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