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human
Is it actually possible for a camel to go through the 
eye of a needle if it goes fast enough, or do I just 
not understand relativity?

Because of length contraction under special relativity, if we accelerate a camel at a high enough speed, shouldn't we be able to make it go through the eye of a needle (theoretically)?
gpt
Length contraction happens in the direction of travel only. A high-velocity camel going past you forwards would be observed not to be very long from nose to tail, but just as wide and as tall as the more common nearly-stationary camels.