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From: williams@kirk.DEC (John Williams 223-3402)
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Subject: Two quick answers
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	The time traveler travels close to the speed of light in
relation to the inertial frame. He travels into the future.

	If the inertial frame travels close to the speed of light
relative to the time traveler ( switching frames ), then the inertial
frame increases in mass and the effect is preserved.

	A wave that is higher in energy than gamma is cosmic radiation.
For the most part, they travel through practically everything.
Astronomers have found that there is a uniform background intensity
for cosmic radiation, which they believe to be remnents of the Big
Bang.
					John Williams