This article contributes a mathematical visualization on the relativity among space-time-height accordingly with the A. Einstein’s special relativity theory. The variation of time with the increment and decrement of space and height is truly focused and elaborated inside. The Lorentz expression about the relativity interprets the relativity of mass correspondingly with the energy of matter. This proposed theory visualize the relativity among three dimensions at a time i.e. space, time and height. Space, time and height are taken as three individual dimensions and all 3D plots are sketched collaborating with these dimensions. To comprehend the theory several explanations are established and several expressions are derived and plotted manually. All the expressions conclude with a great satisfaction that the relativity of time also exists in the collaboration with space and height both instantaneously.
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Special Relativity, Lorentz Equation, Time-Energy Relativity, Time Dilation
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