What is/are the hurdle/s of time travel to the future in huge amount of time via special relativi- ty? Note: Be careful. I. Fuel. II. Time dilation. III. Weightlessness. (A) I only. (B) II only. (C) III only. (D) Both I and II. (E) Both I and III.

What is/are the hurdle/s of time travel to the future in huge amount of time via special relativi- ty? Note: Be careful. I. Fuel. II. Time dilation. III. Weightlessness. (A) I only. (B) II only. (C) III only. (D) Both I and II. (E) Both I and III.

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What is/are the hurdle/s of time travel to the
future in huge amount of time via special relativi -
ty? Note: Be careful.
I. Fuel.
II. Time dilation.
III. Weightlessness.
(A) I only.
(B) II only.
(C) III only.
(D) Both I and II.
(E) Both I and III.

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