Yes.!! Yes, it DOEs iNDEED "matter how the speed of light
is MEASURED". The MEASURE of c is exactly THiS "matter".!!
Simply SHOW the DETERMiNiNG Least-Squares-Adjustment, Sam.

Show the latest VELOCiTY c Least-Squares-Adjustment quantities.
Who "empirically determined" the CURRENTLY used speed of light?

Oh Sam, ah, Don't FORGET to include "in vacu" REDUCTiON COUNTs.
brian a m stuckless

Sam Wormley wrote: kenseto wrote:
The Speed of Light is a constant by defintion, but only
because it have been empirically determined. All observers
measure the speed of light as c.

Only if you use the same clock to measure length and flight time.

No... No matter how the speed of light is measured, --

See insert ..at top of PAGE.!!

-- it is always c. Einstein got it right. Seto gets it wrong.