How do we know the speed of light if we can't see the

>>8521528
how do you know the speed of a plane if you cant see the pilot
its irrelevant

>>8521532
We can actually see the pilot. It doesn't add up you brainlet.

>two things move close to the speed of light in opposite directions
>they're actually moving faster than the speed of light relative to each other
Explain this.

>>8521537
Not in their frame of reference

>>8521546
The universe isn't a frame.

>>8521528
it's more like a carbohydrate than a protein,
that's y it's called c

>>8521546
y tho

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>>8521528
lol I hope this is bait but i fall for it nonetheless.

>protons
I assume you mean photons which are actually the only thing we can see.

>>8521650
Then why can't I see them?
>I am not blind.

>>8521665

You're looking at trillions of photons right now from your screen and all around you. They're too small to see individually.

>>8521528
Numbers 2:9 "All the men assigned to the camp of Judah, according to their divisions, number 186,400. They will set out first."

>>8521675
>They're too small to see inidividually.
You just admited you can't see them.

>>8521528
Maxwell field equation predictions, empirical measurements of interactions of light with matter.

>>8521675
As it seems you can see individual photons.
http://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms12172

>>8521557
What the fuck are you talking about?