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Is there a sheaf-theoretic approach to relativistic physics? Stuff like Relativity of simultaneity and Lack of an absolute reference frame sounds vaguely like a statement that a certain sheaf lacks global sections.
There's a copresheaf-theoretic approach to relativistic quantum field theory, which is actually pretty popular, but there people use a copresheaf of operator algebras on Minkowski spacetime.