Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Submarine Paradox from the Perspective of Length Expansion

Authors: KyeongDo Kwak

In this study, the submarine paradox proposed by Supplee was approached with the length expansion theory rather than the length contraction theory. I looked at how the density of submarines changes and whether this paradox can be solved without contradiction. In addition to what Supplee described, I have studied this problem by adding an observer to the sky. As a result, I looked to see if additional contradictions arise in this paradox or if the contradictions are resolved. Additionally, I studied the commonalities between this paradox and the paradox of the constancy of the speed of light.

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