>>10842394No, I just that people here barely understand the time dilatation, and if we have time zone where two seconds pass per our second, light there must be going faster than C from our perspective when we say Eisenstein are right.
It's not humor, it's tragedy.
It's like local maximum described, but dude, in outer space, time is faster. Time is faster, therefore light is going faster there.
If we start send signal from A to B, it's going to get there faster than our "c" if it goes trough fast time zone.
