When a train passes by, does spacetime distortion occur? If not, please explain this phenomenon.
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When a train passes by, does spacetime distortion occur? If not, please explain this phenomenon. Why are the utility poles in the distance upright, while those near the train are tilted? Please explain, experts.
Jelly effect https://www.sohu.com/a/77069637_386362
This is the practical manifestation of relativity
It should be that, if this is the effect obtained using a film camera, what physical phenomenon might be responsible for it.
That makes sense. What you see with your own eyes is different from what electronic devices capture. You can turn the phone slightly; maybe the orientation will change in that tilted position
Visual effect: the eye’s reception range for light emission cannot keep up with the speed of the train.
This post was last edited by Lao Wu Set on 2020-9-22 at 16:33, with a 60-degree clockwise rotation.