Relativity and the Speed of Light

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Jul 1938

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Nature, Volume 142, Issue 3583, pp. 40 (1938).

Physics

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THE hypothesis that light always seems to have the same speed in spite of relative motion of source and observer can be tested directly by measuring the speed of light received from approaching and receding stars. This measurement can be made with high accuracy and a very short light path by W. C. Anderson's development of the Kerr cell method1. Anderson's apparatus can be used at the eyepiece of coudé or polar telescopes, and might perhaps be adapted for mounting on equatorials.

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