A pion lives 18.2 ns in its rest frame. What does an observer in a laboratory...
A pion lives 18.2 ns in its rest frame. What does an observer in a laboratory in which the particle moves at a speed of 233106689.5 m/s measures the time (in ns) the particle lives for?
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