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Consider a train traveling at a relativistic velocity, with three observers. One inside the train, and two outside the train traveling at different velocities with respect to it. Say there is a finish line of sorts at a certain point. All observers will agree when the train reaches the line.
Does this mean that length contraction occurs, in layman's terms, with the back of the object contracting toward the front?
Does this mean that length contraction occurs, in layman's terms, with the back of the object contracting toward the front?