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| How Do Measure, Long Distances?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Human I. Scientist. on October 19, 1998 05:03:49 UTC |
We use basic, light speed 300000km/s to measure, space long distances. Example. A= Source. B= Moving, travelling thing, which A putout. C= Observer. A--------B--------C. 1. If B is constant. C can measure B:s constant. If C want to know what is distance C--A, B must have this distance information. 2. If B is constant, then A must also be constant. 3. How B can have distance information, because it dont know, where C is? Measuring space distances at theory 'light speed-radiosignal speed-etc.)', it cause errors. We can see this. ?.
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