Relativity and Cosmology

    

Bell’s Spaceship Paradox from the Perspective of Length Expansion

Authors: KyeongDo Kwak

Many researchers argue that strings break when discussing Bell's spaceship paradox. This is described under the premise that the length contraction is correct. However, I studied the spaceship parable from the point of view of length expansion, not length contraction. I examined whether there were logical contradictions among observers, and I also examined the relationship between the basic rule of relativity and causality.

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