The amount is based on the behavior of the Universe and we can calculate it with the Lorentz's formula , but yes.
Yes, my wording was a bit loose and reckless.
Ok, let's see; the Lorentz Contraction formula is used to comprehend the results of the Michelson-Morley experiment, which was conducted to measure the once-believed "ether" that existed in the universe. The LC formula is used to measure the effects of time dilation, and length contraction. In additon, motion, time, length, and even simultaneity, are relative to the frame of reference.
Lastly, movement affects location (latitude, longitude, and altitude) which affects time. Does this sound right? Am I missing an important piece of the puzzle? I feel like I have an incoherent collection of facts that will not herd together.
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