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Joker93
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Hello! I have a question that has been bothering me since I first started learning about Special Relativity:
Given only the Minskowskian metric and/OR the spacetime interval, how can one reach the conclusion that the speed of light is invariant for every observer and how can one conclude that it is also the upper speed limit? Or, more generally, how can one conclude that there exists an upper speed limit?
Thanks!
Given only the Minskowskian metric and/OR the spacetime interval, how can one reach the conclusion that the speed of light is invariant for every observer and how can one conclude that it is also the upper speed limit? Or, more generally, how can one conclude that there exists an upper speed limit?
Thanks!