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Can the speed of light vary?

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Re: Can the speed of light vary?

« Reply #20 on: 09/08/2012 18:40:14 »

'Time', as i see it, is always a local phenomena, defined by your wrist watch (and ruler:). Using light you can split it down to Planck scale. With Planck scale the current physics lose its coherence.

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