Stephan J. G. Gift
Abstract
Three tests of the one-way speed of light relative to a moving observer, which invalidate the principle of light speed constancy, are reviewed. These tests are corroborated by easily demonstrating light speed variation using Doppler shift for moving observers.
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Three tests of the one-way speed of light relative to a moving observer, which invalidate the principle of light speed constancy, are reviewed. These tests are corroborated by easily demonstrating light speed variation using Doppler shift for moving observers.
Key concepts: Observer (physics), Speed of light (cellular automaton), Physics, Doppler effect, Relative velocity, One-way speed of light, Optics, Classical mechanics