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ecoo
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I recently watched a video in Einstein's train though experiment.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wteiuxyqtoM
From what I got from it, events can appear to be at different times when compared to each other depending on the observer. But isn't there an absolute event timing of when the events occurred without regards to who observed it?
In the video, can't you measure back the light to find that the lighting strikes happened at the same time by tracing back the light?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wteiuxyqtoM
From what I got from it, events can appear to be at different times when compared to each other depending on the observer. But isn't there an absolute event timing of when the events occurred without regards to who observed it?
In the video, can't you measure back the light to find that the lighting strikes happened at the same time by tracing back the light?