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When we say that the the velocity of light, c, is independent of the velocity of emitter or the observer, does it mean that ..
if we are in an spaceship and measure c with Fizeau arrangement we will obtain the same result, no matter the velocity of the spaceship nor the velocity of the emitter ?
Fizeau experiment : "http://laser.phys.uAlberta.ca/~egerton/cðer.htm" drawing: Fizeaus method
( and no matter the angle between the Fizeau device and the direction of the incoming light )
if we are in an spaceship and measure c with Fizeau arrangement we will obtain the same result, no matter the velocity of the spaceship nor the velocity of the emitter ?
Fizeau experiment : "http://laser.phys.uAlberta.ca/~egerton/cðer.htm" drawing: Fizeaus method
( and no matter the angle between the Fizeau device and the direction of the incoming light )
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