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Unsatisfactory answer, though mathematically correct. The fuller explanation considers what constitutes "measurement" in a physics with a speed limit (lightspee
by peter303 11y ago
Unsatisfactory answer, though mathematically correct.
The fuller explanation considers what constitutes "measurement" in a physics with a speed limit (lightspeed).
We measure "intervals", i.e. lengths between to points of space or time. We'll see the intervals stetched/contracted by the Lorentz factor in another frame moving at a high constant velocity.