Feedback Flying saucers A and B fly between two planets as shown in the image. Saucer B flies toward P, with velocity UB = 0.345c, and saucer A flies toward PI with velocity DA = 0.768c. The planets are at rest with P respect to each other. Flying saucer C is headed toward P2 with velocity ve = 0.907c along a different path, as shown. The longest dimension of each saucer is referred to as its width, and the shortest dimension is called its height. For each length or time interval listed. identify the relerence frame or frames in which observers measure the proper length or time interval. The time of saucer B's trip between planets The width of saucer A: Answer Bank B The height of saucer B The distance between the planets