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In the calculation, time dilation is not needed when using the relativistic doppler effect, is that because the relativistic doppler effect have already considered the effect of time dilation?

In theory, their clocks tick slower to their partners because of time dilation. But in reality, you have to take Relativistic Doppler effect into consideration if you want to simulate how they see other's clocks. And this makes their clocks tick faster to their partners. Is this version correct?

So if A and B have installed a special CCTV that can transfer signal instantly on each other which allows them to see the time of other's clocks, and with this condition, my interpretation of your explanation on post #3 will be correct?

then the explanation you gave is opposite to peter's one. Peter said they both see other's clock runs slower but you said they see other clock runs faster peter said if i were A, i would see B starts earlier than me you said if i were A, i would see B starts later than me ( from what you...

Thank you for the post, it is nice of you to make it as simple as possible and i think i understand you answer:smile: So it means that A will see B start moving then he takes a look at his clock, he will read 2:59 pm, but according to his knowledge of relativity, he knows that at that time...

My knowledge toward physics stay on high school level, and all i know about relativity are from wiki, so please make the explanation simple~ In wiki, it said it is possible and logical that B's time runs slower relative to A while A's time runs slower to B. But i still can't understand how...