imagine a man in a vehicle moving with a speed near the speed of light ,if he looked through the window ,he would see things with smaller dimensions, at the same time the window's area will not change (it is moving with him) . now, what will the man see in the remaining area of the window ?

imagine a man in a vehicle moving with a speed near the speed of light ,if he looked through the window ,he would see things with smaller dimensions, at the same time the window's area will not change (it is moving with him) . now, what will the man see in the remaining area of the window ?

I'm not seeing the contradiction. The viewing angle of the window is effectively wider.

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