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JB321
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From everything that I have read, it seems fairly non-controversial that there is no Ether and that the only thing that remains constant (or that can be consistently measured against) is the speed of light. But how do we measure the speed of light? If the speed of light is constant, isn't there some type of "Ether" by which the speed of light is governed? Or is the speed of light always c in relation to the speed at which an object is traveling? There is probably a very simple answer to this question that I am overlooking...
Thanks in advance,
JB
Thanks in advance,
JB