A rocket ship flying with a speed of 0.9c shoots a light ray directly ahead, towards a reflecto located 300,000 kilometers away (as seen from the "outside" laboratory frame). The ligh ray eventually bounces off the reflector and heads straight back towards the rocket. ) Where does the light ray meet up with the rocket (as measured from its original position) and how long does it take? ) As measured from within the rocket, calculate where the light ray meets up with it, and when this happens.

A rocket ship flying with a speed of 0.9c shoots a light ray directly ahead, towards a reflecto located 300,000 kilometers away (as seen from the "outside" laboratory frame). The ligh ray eventually bounces off the reflector and heads straight back towards the rocket. ) Where does the light ray meet up with the rocket (as measured from its original position) and how long does it take? ) As measured from within the rocket, calculate where the light ray meets up with it, and when this happens.