sjastro
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I thought it was this false claim (no such thing is "known"): "We havnt woirked it out but we know we know its real and that the... -
sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.It doesn't work as the process of moving the clock to the destination introduces time dilation and the clocks are no longer...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.Perhaps this applies to your run of the mill YEC, but there is also the pseudoscience Creation science - Wikipedia which attempts to...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.This is getting very repetitious. (1) Special relativity postulates the speed of light is isotropic (the speed is the same to all...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.The science minded people have not confirmed what you said as you seem to be under the impression the one way speed of light is a...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.Hasn't it been made perfectly clear to you the one way speed of light has been debunked because it is not science. Do you understand the...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.Seriously now? What is meaning behind this post from the How Old is the Earth thread? It seems very much like an advocation for YEC if...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.@Platte. It's obvious from your last couple of posts you do not understand how science works. The one way speed of light is not a...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.A test result or measurement is not ‘suggested’ but an outcome of an experiment. The experiment is repeated by both the individual test...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.On the subject of the speed of light and interferometers one of the objectives of physics is to test whether the speed of light is...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.There was a logical reason why Einstein made the assumption as according to Maxwell’s equations formulated in the 19th century, light is...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.There is a variation to your set up that has been around since 1911, when photography was first used to calculate the parallax of stars...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.You are not going to travel at the speed of light because you have non zero mass. The issue will always be an inability to synchronize...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.The example I gave shows the anisotropic speed of light is a mathematical issue which doesn't reflect reality. As has been stated...
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sjastro replied to the thread Is the speed of light a constant? Or can it vary? If so, in what kinds of situations, or how much?.The anisotropic nature of light also crops up in general relativity, one such case is the radial velocity of light and its peripheral or...
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