AMA | September 2024

9419.051 - 9436.599 Sean Carroll

at accelerating at a constant velocity. Don't ask me why it's, sorry, a constant acceleration, I should say. Don't ask me why it's accelerating, maybe it has a rocket engine or whatever, but we assume that whatever is making it accelerate does not actually interfere with the experiment. And the experiment is, you have a detector, you have a particle detector looking for particles.