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Ahh I see I agree, I guess I'll just choose an answer thank you!

If the friend is moving under c ? It seems like the only possible answer since the order of events in not random as the problem states they are simultaneous. Or are you saying that the events are random?

Oh also, for 2, then the answer is more accurately , "It has been extremely accurately and rigorously tested for over 100 years"?

Oh ok , so for 1 , I am thinking "The events occur simultaneously, but at a different time than according to your clock" since the friend is moving

Homework Statement 1. You observe two events to occur simultaneously. A friend is moving with respect to you. The friend will see : The event the friend is moving towards occurs first, in their perspective The order of the events is random and cannot be predicted The events occur...

yep answer 2 must be false then from the black body spectrum

I guess answer 4 is correct despite its ambiguity

nope it rises

Doesn't it increase with temperature?

No that's not my point of view I was just examining all possibilities because I don't know what the answer is but ok

Montreal, thus North pole at noon on summer solstice is right?

Yes, but if it is at the range where it is about to be visible light, then wouldn't the statement be true?

for north pole on summer solstice - I got angle 66.6 for montreal on equinox - angle 45.5

For choice 2, as you heat an object, its wavelength becomes shorter i.e. less in infrared more in visible no?

Scratch that I figured it out thank you