Physics, 25.07.2019 02:30, smarty5187

If you shine a laser toward a friend in a spaceship who is moving away from you at half the speed of light, what do you see? you see the laser light pass your friend at slightly more than the speed of light. you see the laser light pass your friend at the speed of light. you see the laser light pass your friend at 1.5 times the speed of light. you see the laser light pass your friend at half the speed of light. you see the laser light pass your friend at slightly less than the speed of light.

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