Are relativistic effects directional?
We know that relativistic doppler effect is directional in terms of relative motion. That is to say that light becomes red shifted when it’s source is receding away from us while light becomes blue shifted if the light source is moving towards us.
But what about time dilation and length contraction? Could it be that time dilates only in a moving frame that is moving away from us? and that length only contracts in the sense of a frame that is moving towards us?
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You can keep saying that but it is very obviously not what the math says. Put +0.8c and -0.8c in the equations and tell us what the result is.
If you are just going to keep repeating blatantly false (and provably false) statements like this, then I don't think there is much point this thread staying open.