Exam 14: Down the Rabbit Hole: Relativity and Black Holes
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The general theory of relativity includes an explanation of:
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Which of the following did Einstein determine to be a constant of nature?
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Two observers in different frames of reference will measure different:
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A spaceship moves at 3/5 the speed of light relative to an observer.How long will each tick of a clock on the spaceship take,relative to an identical clock held by the observer?
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Two observers travel perpendicular to each other,as shown in the figure below.If observer B shone a light toward observer A,what velocity would observer A measure the beam to have? 
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Which of the following objects has the strongest tidal forces,assuming that each has the same mass?
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An astronaut falls into a black hole that has 100 times the mass of the Sun.The astronaut sends signals to her partner,who sits at rest a large distance from the black hole.How far from the black hole's center is the astronaut when her signals can no longer reach her partner?
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Suppose a supermassive black hole moves across the line of sight to a distant star,as shown in the figure below.How will the star appear to change to an observer on Earth? 
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