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The lorentz-transform shows that both length and time are relative concepts.
My question is: Why does both time and length have to be relative? Why can't you mathematically construct a transform which transforms your x' relative to x such that light has same speed in both the x and x' frame while still keeping time an absolute quantity?
My question is: Why does both time and length have to be relative? Why can't you mathematically construct a transform which transforms your x' relative to x such that light has same speed in both the x and x' frame while still keeping time an absolute quantity?