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.... http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/station/crew/exp7/luletters/lu_letter13.html "After our 6 months in space, we will have actually aged slightly less than everyone else on the ground because of an effect called time dilation. It isn't by much (about 0.007 seconds), but it is one side...

No doubt about the result you get will be the same this way but you did not consider time dilation effect under different velocity. I make a measurement on Earth lab I got C, I make one on ISS lab with a clock I bring up from earth(affected by time dilation) I got C, but i know that ISS time...

Cause i want to know the relation of time dilation with C? So with time dilation in mind I sync my time with a reference point time to make sure time dilation does not affect my reading, then i take a measurement with a different velocity compared to the reference point(synced time) to show that...

That is assuming you do not know there is time dilation if you make adjustment to your clock similar to what they do with the GPS satellites wouldn't you be able to tell light rate of displacement is the same because you are measuring it at a slower time?

Hello Want to know if constant speed of light is a result cause by time dilation? When your time slow down as you approach speed of light you take a longer time to measure light speed in your spaceship, there for you think speed of light relative to your current speed is still c? When one...