Observer in ship measures ship's length 65 m, observer in space station measures ship length 25m, find ship speed with respect to station
An observer in the spaceship measures the spaceship’s length to be 65 m, while an observer in the space station measures the spaceship’s length to be 25 m. Find the spaceship’s speed with respect to the space station.
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Observer in ship measures ship's length 65 m, observer in space station measures ship length 25m, find ship speed with respect to station
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general relativity
A spaceship of proper length Lp = 350 m
moves past a transmitting station at a speed of 0.77c.
(The transmitting station broadcasts signals that travel at the
speed of light.) A clock is attached to the nose of the spaceship
and a second clock is attached to the transmitting station. The
instant that the nose of the spaceship passes the transmitter, the
clock attached to the transmitter and the clock attached to the
nose of the spaceship...
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speed of light.) A clock is attached to the nose of the spaceship
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instant that the nose of the spaceship passes the transmitter, the
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