From: illume1@verizon.net   
      
   Off hand, consider the speed of light to be relative from it's point of   
   origin, not the observer.   
   davon96720   
      
   "David Johnson"  wrote in message   
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   > How is it possible for the speed of light to be independent of the   
   > movement   
   > of the observer as Special Relativity Theory claims it is, when the   
   > concept   
   > and definition of speed is distance/time? If the distance changes then so   
   > will the speed, by definition. How can it be any other way and the word   
   > "speed" make any real sense?   
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