File:GalileanLorentzVisualized.gif
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English: A Lorentz transformation looks like a Galilean transformation when you stretch the time axis (x-axis here). The red lines show the light cone from the origin and the blue points are spacetime events that undergo a continuously increasing Lorentz transformation. |
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