Results in Physics

The “triplet paradox” overthrows the “twin paradox”

Shukri Klinaku

Published Apr 22, 2023• 2 citations

Abstract

The twin paradox will be explained using the triplet paradox. After returning from the journey, the travelling triplet cannot be younger than one and older than the other triplet, when the latter two rest at the two ends of the travelling triplet’s road!

DOI: 10.1016/j.rinp.2023.106476

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