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Luis Babboni
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Hi people!
May be this could be an historical question.
Before Einstein, it is suppoused that speed of light in ether is always the same, I´m right?
I mean, if observer O is at rest respect ether and observer O´ is moving respect ether and O´ send a photon to O, the speed at which that photon arrives O (measured by O) is c cause, as I said, O is at rest respect ether? That is that the speed of O´, the source of the photon, must not be added to c.
Thanks for comment.
May be this could be an historical question.
Before Einstein, it is suppoused that speed of light in ether is always the same, I´m right?
I mean, if observer O is at rest respect ether and observer O´ is moving respect ether and O´ send a photon to O, the speed at which that photon arrives O (measured by O) is c cause, as I said, O is at rest respect ether? That is that the speed of O´, the source of the photon, must not be added to c.
Thanks for comment.