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Despite moving into longer ago regions, signals from a receding object are received in forwards going time. This amounts to a distance reversal. Those signals are coming stretched into slow motion and as from a lesser distance. Signals sent by an object approaching from such regions will be received forward telescoped as from a greater distance. The details of these processes are fully described, leading also into the need to upend a world view that at present stands on its head. | Despite moving into longer ago regions, signals from a receding object are received in forwards going time. This amounts to a distance reversal. Those signals are coming stretched into slow motion and as from a lesser distance. Signals sent by an object approaching from such regions will be received forward telescoped as from a greater distance. The details of these processes are fully described, leading also into the need to upend a world view that at present stands on its head. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | The Special Theory Explained |
| Author(s) | Ursula E K Light |
| Keywords | Special Relativity |
| Published | 2000 |
Abstract
Despite moving into longer ago regions, signals from a receding object are received in forwards going time. This amounts to a distance reversal. Those signals are coming stretched into slow motion and as from a lesser distance. Signals sent by an object approaching from such regions will be received forward telescoped as from a greater distance. The details of these processes are fully described, leading also into the need to upend a world view that at present stands on its head.