Ladder paradox - so confused
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I think so. Relative to the observer (with the ladder), the doors are moving in different directions from/to the light source and so the light hits them at different times; but relative to the other observer, the doors are not moving and therefore both receive the light simultaneously? Is that ok, sort of?
Yes that is it. Good luck with your studies.
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