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schiz0ai
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Is speed of light relative to "eather" flow?
If 2 rockets fly from Earth in opposite directions.
Both end up flying at 60% the speed of light.
Does that mean they flay faster then the speed of light, compared to each other?
Or is it relative to spacetime or eather or whatever?
If 2 rockets fly from Earth in opposite directions.
Both end up flying at 60% the speed of light.
Does that mean they flay faster then the speed of light, compared to each other?
Or is it relative to spacetime or eather or whatever?