Speed of light might be variable
Discussion
http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2016/11/25...
Any thoughts on this?
Intuitively it's always struck me as a more reasonable explanation for some of the observations of the universe we've made (inflation, distant galaxies seem to be moving away faster) but it does break some of our basic understandings of how the universe works. If c isn't constant then what's behind c?
Any thoughts on this?
Intuitively it's always struck me as a more reasonable explanation for some of the observations of the universe we've made (inflation, distant galaxies seem to be moving away faster) but it does break some of our basic understandings of how the universe works. If c isn't constant then what's behind c?
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