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As it's known, one of the most fundamental aspects of relativity is that all motion is relative.
But when we apply length contraction, in our reference frame the object that we move relative to changes, so the distance may become shorter.
So my question is, when said that motion is relative, is it meant relative to the rest frame of the object or relative to the object that we measure, with the length that it's assigned to it in our reference frame.
But when we apply length contraction, in our reference frame the object that we move relative to changes, so the distance may become shorter.
So my question is, when said that motion is relative, is it meant relative to the rest frame of the object or relative to the object that we measure, with the length that it's assigned to it in our reference frame.