Did Maxwell state based on his equations that speed of light is constant for all observers or was that interpretation made by some else (Einstein)?
How do Maxwell’s equations imply that the speed of light is constant in all reference frames?
What are Maxwell's Equations? What do Maxwell's equations establish? Why is the speed of light independent of the frame of reference? How many Maxwell's Equations are there? How do you prove that light’s speed is independent of the reference frame? What is the equation for speed of light? What is the equation for speed of light? How is it determined? What determines the speed of light? What’s the speed of light? Why and how speed of light is not relative? (see details) What is the speed of light? Does the speed of light depend on type of light? Is the speed of electricity a synonym for the speed of light? Is the speed of time the same speed as light? Will the speed of light ever change? How is speed of light calculated? Was Maxwell the first to consider electricity in terms of oscillations? How is the speed of light calculated? Derive Maxwell's Equations in Differential form. Has the speed of light changed? How do you determine the equation for the speed of light? How was the speed of light first observed to be independent of any reference frame? Does electricity travel at the speed of light? How can speed of light constant for moving and stationary source in vaccum? How do we currently measure the 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? What is the speed of light in a vacuum dependent on? When light travels from one medium to another, its speed changes, why is this so? Is light speed actually not the speed limit in the universe? Is "Planck's constant" constant?