"rbwinn" wrote in message
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Lightning strikes both ends of a moving train simultaneously as
seen by an observer by the track who is at the middle of the train
when the lightning strikes. The lightning makes marks on the front
and back of the train and on the railroad track. The observer
measures the distance between the marks on the track. What is
the distance between the marks on the track?
Robert B. Winn

"xxein" wrote
You screwed it up. The last word should be "train".

hanson wrote:
ahahaha... no dude,Winn did not screw up, but you gave
the first argument about the inner workings of Einstein's
theory of relativity which is truly a theory for everybody &
everything since, as history shows, everybody accuses
everybody else of being wrong, which makes everybody,
relatively speacking, also right and in a round about way
validates Einstein's crap to be true... even if only in their
own minds... ahahahahaha. ....
Thanks for the laughs! ... ahahaha.... ahahahanson