Is Video Correct? What's Your Opinion?

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The discussion centers on a video that explains how a spot of light can appear to move across the Moon at a speed exceeding that of light, while still adhering to the laws of physics. Participants unanimously agree that the video's explanation is correct. The concept challenges traditional perceptions of light speed and offers insights into relativistic effects.

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Yes, it is correct.

(For the benefit of anyone not wishing to watch the video, it explains how it is possible for a spot of light to move across the Moon faster than light without breaking the laws of physics.)
 

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