"Andrew B. Park" <novakyu@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:cdt8d1$ath@odak26.prod.google.com...
}
} Spaceman wrote:
} > Let's say you are already traveling at a speed of
} > 0.9c (~167,400 mps) and you pass point A.
} > Point B is 16,740,000 miles away.
} > How long does it take to pass point B.
}
} Er, I don't think your question can be answered as you didn't say
} whether Point B measures 16,740,000 miles away in the inertial frame of
} point A or inertial frame of you (who are moving at 0.9c, I presume?).
} Once you specify that, the unequivocal answer can be given.

What?
You using rubber rulers?
The points A and B, are 16,740,000 miles apart in any F.O.R.
The distance they are seperated does not change with frames.