Thread: The speed of light is NOT a constant?! A milestone in Physics?
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Re: The speed of light is NOT a constant?! A milestone in Physics?
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Originally Posted by mocat1530
Constants that aren't constant?!? The very foundations of my existance are crumbling! Is nothing sacred anymore?

BTW, it looks like now would be a good time to go into the field of physics, if any of you are interested in that area... a total re-write of the laws of physics could take years!
Thankfully a re-write is already in the works in the form of Super String Theory! Something to do with 10th dimensional thinking or something or another. Its not perfect, and I'm glad I'm done with school... I had enough problems when I only had to worry about 4 dimensions (x, y, z, t)!
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