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Physics, 20.05.2021 15:10 jcrewz3628

As much as you love high school, especially your Physics class, you're super excited for 2026 when the US and Mexico will host the World Cup. In order to jump 5 years into the future you charter a spaceship that moves at 0.92c (92% the speed of light). How long will you be on the ship for? 0.35 years
1.96 years
2.67 years
3.63 years
4.28 years
5.90 years

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