Re: Population modelling and relativity

Andrew Apter wrote:
> Here is a weird question:
> How would stars, with different relative motion, effect generation
time
> relative to Earth?  Would some worlds have time pass faster or slower
and
> would the differences be enough to matter?

	The short answer is: No.

	The long answer is that the time differences will be barely
	measurable in nanoseconds.
	
	Relative velocity difference between stars are typically
	in the neighborhood of 10-50 mps.
	You don't really notice relativistic time-dilation effects
	until the velocites get up to about 140,000 mps.