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clipka wrote:
> You don't even have that with light, no matter how fast you "swim".
However, it must be pointed out that no human being has ever personally
managed a speed of any noticeable fraction of the speed of light to find
out.
I also have trouble with the notion that light emitted at the same time
from point x and point y, point x stationary to and point y moving
rapidly relative to point z, both beams of light will arrive at z at the
same moment, regardless of distance. (Which was one of the bits
mentioned in a simplified explanation of relativity I read once.)
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Tim Cook
http://empyrean.freesitespace.net
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