Why is the speed of light independent of the frame of reference?
How do you prove that light’s speed is independent of the reference frame?
I think this is a very stupid question: in the reference frame of a photon, aren't we moving at the speed of light or faster? How do we currently measure the speed of light? How can we actually determine the speed of light? How is speed of light calculated? How is the speed of light calculated? Is the speed of time the same speed as light? Had Maxwell himself realized that the speed of light is constant in any reference frame? Will the speed of light ever change? What’s the speed of light? How was speed of light calculated? What is the speed of light? Has the speed of light changed? Can we exceed speed of light practically? Can speed of light decrease? What is wrong with assuming the speed of light is the same on both legs of a round trip? What is the speed of light through different media? How do you determine the equation for the speed of light? What is the equation for speed of light? How can the speed of light be squared in Einstein's theory of relativity if nothing exceeds that speed other than expansion of the universe? According to relativity, the speed of light is same for all observers but does it change when light changes the medium? If so, then would it affect the value of c and affect Einstein's equations? Can you exceed the speed of light? What is the equation for speed of light? How is it determined? Can you travel at the speed of light? How will it be to travel at the speed of light? How was the speed of light first measured? Is it possible to measure speed of light using lens? How could you decrease the speed of light? When will we be able to travel at the speed of light? How do we know that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light? I know that light cannot travel faster than the speed of lights. But can it travel with a smaller velocity than the speed of light?