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No, and if you could you would win a Nobel prize. But a century of experimental and observational data proves that it is. At this point it's generally just ta
by idontpost 2y ago
No, and if you could you would win a Nobel prize.
But a century of experimental and observational data proves that it is.
At this point it's generally just taken as a fact that the speed of light is constant for all observers. The explanation given above falls out as a direct mathematical consequence.
- irobeth 2y agoto hear Lenny Susskind say it, "light moves at the speed of light"