A Criticism of Einstein And His Problem
A Criticism of Einstein And His Problem
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If not, the only possible inference would be that light did not move at all. Or again, we should have to maintain that the light from the re- motest of the fixed stars took no longer to reach the earth than the light of a candle to reach the LIGHT AND THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF MOTION 51 corner of a room. In a word, light cannot be said to have velocity at all unless it takes time to cover distance, and therefore, more time to cover a greater distance. Thus far, then, there is no difference in prin...ciple between light and a train, or any other moving body. What, then, is its ' constant velocity ' ? It can mean nothing else but that, when light is considered in relation to its own ' medium, ' and to nothing else (in vacuo, as they say), it always moves with its own velocity; and again, that this velocity is unaffected by any movement of the source of light. I use the word ' medium ' with- out necessarily assuming that ' ether ' exists, but as a reminder that the measurement of any velocity implies the existence of something analogous to the stream that does not swim or the road that does not walk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If not, the only possible inference would be that light did not move at all. Or again, we should have to maintain that the light from the re- motest of the fixed stars took no longer to reach the earth than the light of a candle to reach the LIGHT AND THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF MOTION 51 corner of a room. In a word, light cannot be said to have velocity at all unless it takes time to cover distance, and therefore, more time to cover a greater distance. Thus far, then, there is no difference in prin...ciple between light and a train, or any other moving body. What, then, is its ' constant velocity ' ? It can mean nothing else but that, when light is considered in relation to its own ' medium, ' and to nothing else (in vacuo, as they say), it always moves with its own velocity; and again, that this velocity is unaffected by any movement of the source of light. I use the word ' medium ' with- out necessarily assuming that ' ether ' exists, but as a reminder that the measurement of any velocity implies the existence of something analogous to the stream that does not swim or the road that does not walk.
What to read after A Criticism of Einstein And His Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H V William Henry Vincent Reade to read onlineMoreLess
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