Why do photons naturally travel at c?

In summary: If... Although the speed of light is constant, the speed of different things can be different depending on the context.
  • #36
Tuning in top the couple of posts only, I would point out the democracy of homogeneous and isotropic spaces. Every point can be taken as the centre of the space. The homogeneity and isotropy destroy any uniqueness that "the centre of the universe" might otherwise have.
 
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  • #37
hmm,

No one mentioned that the frequency and wavelength values of light are produced by the natural harmonic numbers of simple oscillation. There is always symmetry between values whose product is c.

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