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September 21st 04, 11:37 AM
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Yes two fast moving(revolving) binary stars can prove that the speed of
light does not pick up or lose speed if the source of light is moving towards us our away. This was proven about 100 years ago. Photons are tricky stuff. SR took away most of Newton's thinking. Still his thinking still works here on Earth,because all Earth's speeds are slow pokes. Bert 
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