How would the neutrinos perceive each other's (and their own) velocity relative to the start point?
The most cohesive answerer I can think of is that they would see the other neutrino as still at the start point, and therefore everything at the start would appear to be frozen in time.
Which makes sense, since no new information could catch up with them without going faster than light
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How would the neutrinos perceive each other's (and their own) velocity relative to the start point?
The most cohesive answerer I can think of is that they would see the other neutrino as still at the start point, and therefore everything at the start would appear to be frozen in time.
Which makes sense, since no new information could catch up with them without going faster than light