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and i think the answer to the rocket at 0.9c was less than d but greater than 0. This is because when objects travel close to the speed of light, length contracts
I was thinking of putting D due to conservation of momentum, but then I didn't!
Thanks basketball1. The boat/rocket question and the relativity one were the main to I was unsure of. Hopefully I haven't made too many more mistakes...
When you are pushing with a stick while standing on a boat, you have a direct connection with the coast. That is clearly not the case with a rocket 99% of the time (one centimeter in the air? No connection!).