A rocket ship leave earth at a speed of 0.6clative to earth, where represents speed of...
A rocket ship leave earth at a speed of 0.6clative to earth, where represents speed of light in vacuum. When the clock on the rocket says 1 hours has elapsed, the rocket sends a light signal back to earth
According to a clock on earth, when was the light signal sent?
According to a clock on earth, how long after the rocket left earth did the light signal arrive (explain clearly)
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