Sanjay M. Wagh
Abstract
Here, we analyze the way the measurement of the speed of light is made and show that the relative time is not implied by the constancy of the speed of light in vacuum for all observers. It is rather the universal time that is consistent with the way the speed of light can be measured.
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Here, we analyze the way the measurement of the speed of light is made and show that the relative time is not implied by the constancy of the speed of light in vacuum for all observers. It is rather the universal time that is consistent with the way the speed of light can be measured.
Key concepts: Speed of light (cellular automaton), Physics, Optics, One-way speed of light, Computer science, Classical mechanics, Theory of relativity, Four-force