i was just wondering, if einstein travelled on a beam of light while at the same time shining a beam of light, the speed of light isn't like doubled, and c+c=c, so what would happen if say i were to travel on a beam of light shining a beam of light in the other direction, would there still be light emitting from the beam being observed by someone else? what would c-c=?
2007-01-21
21:32:13
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say im traveling on a beam of light and i flash my torch. then the speed of the light from my torch is: c+c=c
but if i shine in opposite direction then: c-c=???
please explain what formula should be used?
2007-01-21
21:46:33 ·
update #1