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The evolution of scientific thought from Newton to Einstein

Note 53 — Chapter XV · CONSEQUENCES OF THE NEW SPACE AND TIME MEASUREMENTS—SIMULTANEITY

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We may mention that the physical existence of a finite invariant velocity is by no means impossible. It is acceptable mathematically, and the only question that we shall have to consider is whether it corresponds to physical reality.

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