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I'm not sure either. In recent times scientists found out the speed of light is not absolutely the same in every part of the Universe.
It could easily exceed the establish C constant even in nature.
Nothing is certain anymore. Either big mistakes or deliberate misinformation. I guess we'll just have to build a warp drive find out ourselves.
So in what parts of the universe is the speed of light not 186,000 mps?
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I have read that ships are launched in the direction in which Earth is travelling in order to add Earth's velocity to the ship. Earth is travelling around the Sun at a relative speed of 65,000 mph. Yet, a ship is never described as going much faster than perhaps 47,000 mph even with gravity fly-by assists. The math doesn't add up. Am I missing something here?
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