Relativity

[Sarah]

Formally known as the Theory of Special Relativity, formulated by Albert [Einstein] in 1905.
Deals with the perception of [time] and distance by observers in different frames of reference which are moving with respect to each other. An observer in one frame perceives that time is slower and distances are shorter in a different frame.
Also postulates that the [speed of light] is perceived to be the same in every frame of reference, and that no form of [matter] or [energy] can travel faster than [light].

[Kai]

The phenomenon in which extreme environmental factors (especially speed greater than the speed of light) change our perceptions of the same objective amount of time.

[Marquetta]

[Interconnection]
Being [dependent] or intertwined with another event or object that is just as [dependant] as the other.
Cause and effect.

[Donald Trump]

The absence of standards of absolute and universal application.

[Gregory]

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[Jason Yan]

either of two theories of physics giving the relationship between space, time, and energy, especially for two objects moving in different ways