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English: Signals (e.g. light) move at a finite speed, so there is a time lag between when they are emitted and when they are detected. If the source is moving, the detector will "see" the signal that was emitted at a previous time, not the signal that is being emitted right now, and this time lag can change with time in a complicated way. (Notice that, as the source is always moving slower than the signal, the detector sees the signals in the same order they were emitted.)
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Author Berto
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Mathematica 13.1 code

f[t_] := {Sin[2*2 \[Pi] t], Sin[2 \[Pi] t]}; p = {0, 1.2};
c = 15;
frames = Table[
   tmp = 
    Table[Style[{tj, Norm[p - f[tj]]/c + tj }, Hue[tj]], {tj, -0.08, Min[t0, 0.6], 0.01}];
   Grid[{{
      ParametricPlot[f[t], {t, -0.08, 0.6}, PlotRange -> {{-1.5, 1.5}, {-0.5, 2.5}}, AspectRatio -> 1, PlotStyle -> {Thin, LightGray}, Axes -> False, Background -> Black, Epilog -> {Yellow, Disk[f[t0], 0.03], White, Disk[p, 0.03], Table[{Hue[tj], Circle[f[tj], c (t0 - tj)]}, {tj, -0.08, Min[t0, 0.6], 0.01}]}, ImageSize -> 300]
      ,
      ListPlot[Select[tmp, (t0 >= #[[1, All]][[2]]) & ], Axes -> False, Frame -> True, PlotRange -> {{-0.1, 0.55}, {0, 0.68}}, FrameStyle -> Directive[Thick, White], Background -> Black, FrameTicks -> None, LabelStyle -> Medium, FrameLabel -> {"Time emitted", "Time detected"}, ImageSize -> 350]
      }}, Background -> Black]
   , {t0, -0.09, 0.61, 0.00201}];
ListAnimate[frames]

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