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Subject: Re: Speeds of light. - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 2-Sep-83 06:44:29 EDT
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ucbcad!kalash    Sep  1 12:57:00 1983

	/***** ucbcad:net.physics / umcp-cs!james /  2:49 pm  Aug 31, 1983*/
	I don't think it has been shown that there is only ONE speed
	of light.  That is, the average speed of light (average of the
	north-bound and south-bound speeds) CAN be measured, but the
	speed of light in a single direction cannot be measured.

Greep? I thought one of the fundamental principles of relativity was that
the speed of light is a constant in any medium...

			Joe Kalash