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If I change the parameter of distance from 2 light seconds to 20 light seconds, is there a problem with the result I get? The velocity of the train: (0.75)^0.5 C or Length of train: 20 light seconds in the man’s frame of reference. lighting strike 1: the lightning strike that hits the...

awsome : ) thanks for the reply

Ok so i did get it. Awsome : )

Is the difference in collisions for the woman's frame, compared to the man's frame a result of time dilation?

Sorry, this is a very novice question. If I was floating in space and saw a spaceship go past at (0.75)^0.5, would every 2 seconds for me, be one second to the spaceship?

So the collisions do not occur in the man's frame of reference as calculated?

I have recently attempted quantifying relativity of simultaneity and I was wondering if my attempt has been successful. Watch the below link before reading, as the calculations are based on the same type of event. As the video has no parameters, I have made my own. The velocity of...