Consider a long pole moving through a tunnel, with the direction of motion being along the long
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Consider a long pole moving through a tunnel, with the direction of motion being along the long axis of the pole. An observer on the ground determines that the moving pole has the same length as the tunnel. Does an observer moving along with the pole agree that the pole fits exactly in the tunnel?
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No See Figure S1410 To the observer on the ground the front end of the pole reaches the exit event 1 ...View the full answer
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