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This article discusses time dilation based on special relativity. An experiment is designed to examine time dilation effects deduced from special relativity. This experiment is similar to but different from the famous “twin paradox” because this experiment doesn’t involve any accelerating process, or decelerating process, or change of travelling directions. Impossible results of the experiment are deduced by using special relativity. Thus it can be concluded that the theory of relativity (special relativity) is incorrect.
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