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Snip3r
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consider A and B particles synchronizing clocks. Immediately after that B flies off at high velocity at the same time A flashes light perpendicular to B's motion. It hits some target c. Now in A's frame the event happened after t[itex]_{a}[/itex]=perpendicular distance/c. But in B's frame it happened after t[itex]_{b}[/itex]=hypotenuse/c evidently t[itex]_{b}[/itex] being higher. Does this mean all events exists always and there is always a frame which is yet to witness anything ever happened?