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Do you think Einstein is absolutely right? Then you're absolutely wrong! No experiment can prove that the light speed is absolute. The observations in superluminal sources can proved that. In the very early cosmos, the light speed was high as 10^30 m/s or more. You can just think that the radius of the cosmos we can observe today is more than 20 billion light year, yet the light from there only traveled less than 10 billion years as we know that the stars emitted these lights are all less than 10 billion years. I don't know what you think about it. ※※※※※※ hgy |
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ABSURDITY! How do you know that the stars emitted these lights are all less than 10 billion years? Any experiments available ?
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