Physics, 06.05.2020 21:04 ericpatterson14

A science fiction film depicts inhabitants of one spaceship (in outer space) hear

the sound of a nearby spaceship as it zooms past at high speeds. Is this film

accurate? Can this actually happen in space? Why or why not?

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