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	As mentioned in the introductory text of the Main Page, Proper Time Adjusted Special Relativity puts the Moving Body (here used synonymously with "Moving Observer") in its "proper place" in the graph of motion; that is we place the Moving Body at the point indicated by its proper time. This reveals that the Moving Body is always situated on the circumference of a circle of increasing radius t. It is our contention that this circle is the space dimension of a curved expanding universe. For a full treatment, please view the interactive presentation of the theory through the Simulation below.		As mentioned in the introductory text of the Main Page, Proper Time Adjusted Special Relativity puts the Moving Body (here used synonymously with "Moving Observer") in its "proper place" in the graph of motion; that is we place the Moving Body at the point indicated by its proper time. This reveals that the Moving Body is always situated on the circumference of a circle of increasing radius t. It is our contention that this circle is the space dimension of a curved expanding universe. For a full treatment, please view the interactive presentation of the theory through the Simulation below.

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George Barouxis at 19:35, 12 October 2015

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	<td align="center" style="padding: 5px 5px 5px 5px">Click [http://www.visual-physics.com/vpwiki/Simulations/SpecialRelativityV2_5/SpecialRelativityV2_5.ejss here] to download<br />the [http://fem.um.es/Ejs Ejs] xml source file for the applet.</td>		<td align="center" style="padding: 5px 5px 5px 5px">Click <a href="http://www.visual-physics.com/vpwiki/Simulations/SpecialRelativityV2_5/SpecialRelativityV2_5.ejss" download>here</a> to download<br />the [http://fem.um.es/Ejs Ejs] xml source file for the applet.</td>
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George Barouxis: /* Simulation */

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George Barouxis: /* Simulation */

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