3. Movement

In this section, we will explore how the perspective of spatial geometry differs depending on velocity. We will derive the precise mathematics for it and see to what effects it facilitates. No formulae from classical relativity will be used; therefore, the reader will be able to follow the logic and reasoning without any previous knowledge of relativity.

3. Movement
3.1 The Internal Geometry Shift (IGS)
3.2 Time Dilation
3.3 Length Contraction
3.4 Mutual measurable relativistic effects
3.5 Mutual ocular relativistic effects
3.6 The time dilation dispute
3.7 Energy required for acceleration
3.8 The profound nature of movement