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An astronaut is traveling from the Earth to the planet Neptune. At a speed of 0.73...

An astronaut is traveling from the Earth to the planet Neptune. At a speed of 0.73 c, the trip takes 2.75 hours in the astronaut’s frame of reference.

How much time does it take in the Earth’s frame of reference?

What is the distance from the Earth to Neptune in the Earth’s frame of reference?

While traveling in the rocket the astronaut measures the length of the ship to be 826 m and the radius to be 85.0 m. What is the volume of the ship as measured in Earth’s frame of reference while the ship is moving?

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