Speeds VII

The Speeds of perpendicular landscapes VII

The whole thing started when I noticed that not all objects outside a train are moving at the same speed. It seemed that by a strange coincident objects far away from the train were moving slower. This can be examined on the first five pictures of this series.

A logical explanation for this phenomenon is that all this far away objects were bigger and heavier and because of this were much more object to gravitation then the nearer and lighter objects. A friend recently suggested that the objects grow larger the farer away from the rails they're allowed to live. Perhaps they even flee train lines while they young, light and fast.

Now in this follow-up the new thing is that the inner of the train is much more involved, because the distance camera to window was this time about 12 times larger. Moreover the glass of the window was cooled down with water in a expensive process to avoid heating effects.

While two of the new photos show more or less the already known effect, the other two surpise with not yet known distortions of the inner space of the train and the cooling water drops previously unknown to all not seriously drugged passengers.