Variable Speed of Light

Cosmic constants are supposed to be constant, yet the speed of light (C) varies. It shouldn't. Cosmic constants are supposed to be constant -- it's what our math is based on. The speed of light (C) is a constant. Until it isn't. We've had experiments and observations where the speed of light just isn't quite as constant as it should be (and the same for some other radio waves). Which breaks Einstein theories, size of the universe, timing of the Big Bang, etc. ℹ️ Info           ~ Aristotle Sabouni Created: 2019-02-01

Einstein did propose the idea as well, and a few have offered equations for the variability, but he never formalized/released it as part of his other theories.

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Unexplained Phenomena Things that we don't fully know, or can't fully explain.

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• Wikipedia:Variable_speed_of_light
• Wikipedia:Günter_Nimtz
• Also look at the Hartman effect, Scharnhorst effect, Keller group did some stuff: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1111.2402.pdf
• https://www.researchgate.net/publication/51953168_Superluminal_phase_and_group_velocities_A_tutorial_on_Sommerfeld'sphase_group_and_front_velocities_for_wave_motion_in_a_medium_withapplications_to_the_instantaneous_superluminality_of_electrons

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