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- moving car, light speed
if light pulse is to the right, but moving car's velocity is to the left, we would expect c-v, but we get c instead which is greater.
but if light pulse is to the right, and moving car's velocity is also to the right, we would expect c+v, but we get c instead which is smaller.
how could the same length contraction and time dilation explain both larger and smaller than expected results?
but if light pulse is to the right, and moving car's velocity is also to the right, we would expect c+v, but we get c instead which is smaller.
how could the same length contraction and time dilation explain both larger and smaller than expected results?