The conversation between human and AI assistant.
For an object traveling at speeds above c, would time and distance measure as negative to an outside observer?
Can you give me an example of how this might affect our perception of time and distance in everyday life?
Well, in everyday life, we don't typically encounter speeds that would approach the speed of light. However, time dilation does play a role in GPS systems, where the satellites are traveling at speeds that approach relativistic speeds. Due to differences in time dilation, the clocks on the GPS satellites have to be adjusted to stay in sync with ground-based clocks and ensure accurate location measurements.