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First of all, velocity is a relative phenomenon. When we say velocity of an object is s m/s, it is relative to some other object or a frame of reference (fixed to an object).
1)According to the Theory of relativity, the speed of light is always equal to 3*10^8 m/s. But this velocity is considered relative to what?
2) When two photons are moving in opposite directions, what is the velocity of one photon with respect to the other?
1)According to the Theory of relativity, the speed of light is always equal to 3*10^8 m/s. But this velocity is considered relative to what?
2) When two photons are moving in opposite directions, what is the velocity of one photon with respect to the other?