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I am making a sustainable project home for Harrington Park, making a model and doing drawings...unfortunately haven't got the money to build the house, lol. I hit a wall with it but I am getting on my feet now!

That is why I said that it was "completely hypothetical"...lol An NO, the twins paradox is in a non-inertial frame of reference. The only reason the twin who goes off in the space ship ages is because she, or he, undergoes an acceleration. When the twin who goes off into space and reaches 0.99c...

I don't think it is part of the twins paradox because the spaceship is not accelerating, it is in an inertial frame of reference at the speed of light. The twins paradox only happens in an non-inertial frame of reference. It is just part of the special relativity. I actually gave it more...

I think that the question is silly because as markzada says itis impossible to reach the speed of light when an object has mass. Even though it is a thought experiment, they have to limitations also. Anyway, in both situations the radio wave will reach the other ship/satellite because otherwise...