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An interpretation of special theory of relativity is proposed, in which the fundamental arena of physical processes is an Euclid three-dimensional space where time exists only as a numerical order of material changes and the duration of material changes is a proper, physical scaling function of the numerical order. This model introduces interesting perspectives in the study of several phenomena inside special relativity, such as aberration of light, Doppler effect, Jupiter’s satellites occultation and radar ranging of the planets.
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