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I have a limited understanding of the physics of it, but as far as I know, time dilates at higher velocities, meaning. Meaning that time essentially passes slower for objects moving at higher velocities. How come Why don't FTL travelers using Mass Effect Relays don'tMass Effect Relays experience this?

I have a limited understanding of the physics of it, but as far as I know, time dilates at higher velocities, meaning that time essentially passes slower for objects moving at higher velocities. How come FTL travelers using Mass Effect Relays don't experience this?

I have a limited understanding of the physics of it, but as far as I know time dilates at higher velocities. Meaning that time essentially passes slower for objects moving at higher velocities. Why don't FTL travelers using Mass Effect Relays experience this?

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Why do people traveling FTL using Mass Effect Relays not experience time dilation?

I have a limited understanding of the physics of it, but as far as I know, time dilates at higher velocities, meaning that time essentially passes slower for objects moving at higher velocities. How come FTL travelers using Mass Effect Relays don't experience this?