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Consider three starships that pass by an observer on Earth. Starship A is traveling at speed v=c/3v=c/3 relative to Earth and has a clock placed aboard. Starship B is traveling at speed v=c/3v=c/3 relative to Earth and in the same direction as Starship A. Starship C is traveling at speed v=c/3v=c/3 relative to Earth, but in the opposite direction as Starship A. In which reference frame can a time interval be measured that equals the time interval measured by the clock aboard Starship A?

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