If you are sitting in your living room and exactly 1 hour haspassed according to the clock on your wall. Suddenly you see aspaceship whizzing past you at 85% of the speed of light, howwill the clock appcar to the person in the spaceship obscrving theclock on your wall?A. Clock will appear slow to the person in spaceship.B. The person in the spaceship will see the clock the same way asyou.C. The clock will appear faster to the person in the spaceship.D. None of the above.

Here I am a stationary observer of a spaceship. The clock in my room is at rest with respect to me.…

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