An observer at point A notices that an object at point B is stationary. If it is to be assumed that the object at B is under uniform motion, what assumptions can be made about the nature of the observers at A?

An observer at point A notices that an object at point B is stationary

1.	An observer at point A notices that an object at point B is stationary. If it is to be assumed that the object at B is under uniform motion, what assumptions can be made about the nature of the observers at A?
Answer» An observer at point A notices that an object at point B is stationary. If it is to be assumed that the object at B is under uniform motion, what assumptions can be made about the nature of the observers at A?

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An observer at point A notices that an object at point B is stationary. If it is to be assumed that the object at B is under uniform motion, what assumptions can be made about the nature of the observers at A?

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