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It would be more constructive if you would read the previous posts before posting.SinghRP said:Sorry, I couldn't read the whole thing. But...
The forum discussion centers on the concept of the absolute speed of light as posited by Einstein's theory of special relativity. Participants explore the philosophical and physical implications of this postulate, questioning why light's speed is unique compared to other speeds. Key points include the Lorentz symmetry as an experimental fact, the historical context of Einstein's postulates from 1905, and the distinction between light and other forms of energy. The conversation also touches on the need for a deeper understanding of why the speed of light is frame-independent, with references to vacuum permittivity and various academic papers.
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It would be more constructive if you would read the previous posts before posting.SinghRP said:Sorry, I couldn't read the whole thing. But...