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Doesn’t all radar travel at light speed by definition? Because it’s radio waves? Which travel at light speed?
actually, light speed
c
is only achieved in a vacuum...No I had the same thought lol I was like what kind of shitty budget radar waves DON'T operate at light speed?
Light speed is light speed, and c is c. They coincide in a vacuum. Light always travels at light speed.
Thesis: waves
Antithesis: particles
Synthesis: some nerd stuff I dunno