Question

How do stars move when viewed from a speeding space ship?

Answer 1

All stars are far more distant than mountains and therefore seem effectively fixed to traveling astronauts. The moving effect is known as parallax. If a space ship traveled near the speed of light, the stars would appear bunched up in the forward direction, but would still not move.

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Answer 2

Q. How do stars move when viewed from a speeding space ship?

=> All stars are far more distant than mountains and therefore seem effectively fixed to traveling astronauts. The moving effect is known as parallax. If a space ship traveled near the speed of light, the stars would appear bunched up in the forward direction, but would still not move.

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