From: fortunati.luigi@gmail.com   
      
   Gary Harnagel alle ore 14:19:01 del 06/08/2017 ha scritto:   
   >> In this discussion there is only the going and not the return.   
   >>   There is an initial acceleration and then for 5 years the traveling twin   
   >> travels with engines off and arrives in S where reading S time of the   
   >> clock without reversing the gear.   
   >>   What it does next does not concern the present discussion.   
   >   
   > But remember that the times at T and S are no longer synchronized according   
   > to the traveling twin after acceleration.   
      
   How is T and S times different if both are at rest in K?   
      
   Let's take a practical example, acceleration lasts one day of the ship's   
   time so that at the time of the acceleration the clock of the ship marks   
   the 24 hour time.   
      
   What could be the times (different) of T and S?   
      
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