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I have been studying special relativity and in working with Minkowski diagrams I have come to wonder if when simultaneity is shifted based on relative movement, does this 'shiftting' of simultaneity happen instantaneously across all of space? When a reference frame moves relative to something else there is an adjustment of spacetime coordinates in Minkowski space for that observer relative to one at rest. Is this to be interpreted as 'rippling out' at the speed of light or automatically being 'computed'?