Problem 14.49 A spaceship travels at 0.530 c0 away from Earth. When the ship is 2.87×1011...

Problem 14.49 A spaceship travels at 0.530 c0 away from Earth. When the ship is 2.87×1011 m away in the Earth reference frame, the ship clock is set to t = 0 and a message (light signal) is sent to its ground crew on Earth. When this message is received, the ground crew immediately sends a reply (light signal) to the ship. The ground crew adjust their clocks to specify t = 0 as the time the message was sent from the ship. Part A What is the reading on the ground crew's clock at the instant the ship receives the reply signal? Part B According to the ground crew, how far from Earth is the ship when it receives the reply? Part C What is the reading on the ship's clock at the instant the reply reaches the ship? Express your answer with the appropriate units.

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