Sandeep T S
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Any one please tell,all experiment attempt to find speed of light
The discussion revolves around experiments aimed at measuring the speed of light, particularly those conducted with moving bodies relative to an observer. Participants express interest in various experimental approaches and the implications of relative motion on these measurements.
Participants express varying degrees of interest in the specifics of experiments measuring light speed, with some agreeing on the relevance of existing experiments while others seek more targeted information. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the best approach to measuring light speed in moving reference frames.
Participants highlight the complexity of measuring light speed in different reference frames and the assumptions involved in existing experiments. There is an acknowledgment of the limitations in directly testing the constancy of light speed with moving sources and observers.
I want those experiment, experiment done in a moving body relative to observerSandeep T S said:Any one please tell,all experiment attempt to find speed of light
Sandeep T S said:I want those experiment, experiment done in a moving body relative to observer
That's really helpful, thank you very muchjtbell said:From the "FAQ: Experimental Basis of Special Relativity" that is listed at the top of this forum:
Tests of Light Speed from Moving Sources
But how can get result of one in alpha centaurieZapperZ said:Besides, you DO know that you are a "moving body" relative to an observer on Alpha Centauri, don't you? So all the experiments done here on Earth can also be considered as measurement done by "a moving body".
So what's the problem?
Zz.
By performing the experiment on/near Earth while declaring Alpha Centuari to be stationary. Then you can see if that assumption changes the result of the experiment.Sandeep T S said:But how can get result of one in alpha centauri