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In the paper you reference, it says: Casimir effect: Force between macroscopic bodies due to alteration of vacuum fluctuations by...

The point was simply that it's not a medium like, say, water is in water waves seen in the everyday world. What is it (advanced...

Accelerate a charged particle to high energy. If its speed goes up according to ##E = \frac 1 2 m v^2##, and eventually exceeds the...

I am not sure why you would want to reinsert physical constants. But if you wished to do so then yes that is correct. It is not...

Since the speed of light ## c ## follows directly from Maxwell’s wave equations and is invariant across reference frames, Einstein was...

Okay, I think this is a good point for me to stop and say thank you to all who have contributed to this discussion. Cheers...

Agreed.

Sorry, I hit the return key before I finished typing.

Sorry, I don't see the relevance

And what type of experiment would we do to make that determination?

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Is it not tied to a measurement of the time it takes to travel a meter? Source: Speed of light

Okay, I very quickly skimmed the article you referenced, so maybe I missed the point relevant to the current discussion, but are you...

And so if I wanted to calculate the value of c using the spacetime interval (above), I would have to make three spatial measurements and...

My understanding of natural units is that these "...systems simplify the form of each equation, [though] it is still necessary to keep...