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Use this tag for questions related to how objects move relative to other objects dependent on your frame of reference, and how this applies to special relativity.
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Velocity of an object with respect to the same object
Yes the description is generally correct. If two objects have the same velocity (in vector form) in the frame of absolute time and space, they are resting with respect to each other. Therefore the rel …
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