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I'm a newbie here - this is my first post - and have interest in physics. Now we understand if force ‘a’ is applied to mass ‘b’ for ‘c’ seconds we can determine it velocity in the absence of any friction or other force.
So my question is do we have a similar fundamental understanding of the speed of light of why it is what it is?
So my question is do we have a similar fundamental understanding of the speed of light of why it is what it is?