Speed of light won't solve the problem. You have to use velocity of light. Einstein said that velocity of light was a constant. The great scientist made a mistake when he said this that scientists ever since have copied. If you take a set of coordinates, a photon traveling in the +x direction has a velocity of c=186,000 miles per second relative to the set of coordinates. A photon traveling in the -x direction has a velocity of -c= -186,000 miles per second. Since -186,000 does not equal +186,000 we have just proven that the velocity of light is not a constant. What does seem to be a constant is the ability of scientists to believe that -186,000 = +186,000. I hope that this will help you. Robert B. Winn |
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