How Do the Laws of Physics Change for Moving Observers

question 14

Multiple Choice

How do the laws of physics change for moving observers?

• A) Kinetic energies are always larger for moving observers.
• B) The Doppler effect is stronger for moving observers.
• C) Gravity is weaker for moving observers.
• D) None of the laws change.

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