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>Is a train launched out of a tunnel? If it goes airborne. >it's one thing your side always struggles with. You can say "yes I understand it's relative" and then immediately add "but the cube is objectively stationary!" Who said this? >How can the cube be stationary and moving in the same frame of reference? If we're talking about portals and daynamically distorting manifolds, there is no contradiction involved with a local frame of reference being in motion relative to itself. >And why does it suddenly stop in the frame of reference in which it is moving? If you're on a descending elevator and you reach your floor, why does the building suddenly stop moving up relative to you? >You are explicitly telling me that the distinct frame of reference in which the cube is stationary supersedes all others. I am very explicitly not.⏱ 1d↩