Speed of light is constant ?

08 August 2016 1 3K Report

Special theory of relativity is one of the grates achievement of our era of science

In relativity Albert Einstein able to knew speed of light is constant and it is regardless to its initial reference system !

How can we realize this postulate as our perception ?

Manoj Sithara

We can think that the vacuum is the bigger initial reference system for all, that mean simply speed of light in vacuum hold constant for the all reference systems, Because the vacuum hold all the other reference systems.

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