Why is everything going behind when we travel in a bus or a train
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Because there is no relative velocity between the object and us.
Explanation:
- When we are traveling in a bus or train we are moving with the velocity of the bus or train.
- Tress, buildings, and other things stay and don't move around when we are traveling.
- In fact, we are moving with the velocity of the vehicle.
- The only reason why we see them moving behind is that there is no relative velocity between us and things.
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